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Home » Understanding Molar Teeth: The Grinding Champions Of Your Mouth

Understanding Molar Teeth: The Grinding Champions Of Your Mouth

February 6, 2026 by Kristensmith Taylor Leave a Comment

Understanding Molar Teeth: The Grinding Champions Of Your Mouth

Question 1. Enumerate four relations of constrictor muscle of pharynx
Answer:

Middle Constrictor Muscle Relations

Question 2. Molar teeth
Answer:

  • Molar teeth are grinding teeth
  • They have square crowns with four or five cusps over it
  • Deciduous molars are two in each half of each jaw While permanent molars are three in each half of each jaw

Molar teeth Eruption:

Molar Teeth Eruption Timeline

Molar Teeth Nerve Supply Diagram

Question 3. Temporary teeth
Answer:

  • They are 20 in number
  • There are
    1. Two incisors- cutting teeth
    2. One canine- holding & tearing teeth
    3. Two molars- grinding teeth, in each half of the jaw
      • They begin to erupt at about six months of age
      • All get erupted by the end of the second year
      • Falling of deciduous teeth to get replaced by permanent teeth is called shedding

Question 4. Premaxilla
Answer:

  • It is the embryonic unit of bone lying anterior to the incisive foramen of hard palate

Premaxilla Contents:

  • Upper four incisors
  • Nasal spine
  • Maxillary crest

Premaxilla Applied anatomy:

  • Soft tissues in the region of premaxilla could be systematically elevated by detaching the soft tissue & mucosa that could be easily detached from this area
  • Tumors involving the floor of the nasal cavity can spread through premaxilla

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