Mandibular First Premolar | Tooth Morphology Made Easy

In this video lecture we have described the key identification features of the mandibular first premolar. In addition to that we have also described the chronology or the timeline of development and eruption of the mandibular first premolar. We have also explained briefly the number of this tooth in various tooth notation systems.
-----CONTENTS OF THIS VIDEO LECTURE-----
00:00 - Session Outline
00:35 - Development, Eruption and Root Completion of Mandibular First Premolar
01:05 - Number of Mandibular First Premolar in different tooth notation systems
03:13 - Introduction to Mandibular First Premolar
03:58 - Buccal Aspect of Mandibular First Premolar
05:05 - Lingual Aspect of Mandibular First Premolar
06:26 - Mesial Aspect of Mandibular First Premolar
07:48 - Distal Aspect of Mandibular First Premolar
08:35 - Occlusal Aspect of Mandibular First Premolar
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Important Links for additional learning
Read our Blog explaining the key features if mandibular 1st premolar
dentaleducationhub.com/mandib...
Watch the video demonstration of the mandibular first premolar
• Morphology of Mandibul...
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The following links will be useful for better understanding the morphology of mandibular first premolar.
How the teeth are numbered?
Universal numbering system
• Universal tooth Notati...
Palmer notation system
• Palmer tooth Notation...
World Dental Federation notation (FDI tooth numbering system)
• FDI Tooth Notation Sys...
Explanation of features of the mandibular first premolar on models watch this video
• Morphology of Mandibul...
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Fossa is an irregular depression. While groove is a shallow line present on any tooth surface.
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Contact area for this teeth in Buccal aspect

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1. Cusps are the rounded elevations present on the occlusal surfaces of posterior teeth.
2. Ridge is a linear elevations present on the occlusal surface of posterior teeth and on the lingual,incisal and labial surfaces of anterior teeth.

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How many canals does this tooth have?

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75 % of the mandibular first premolars they have a single root canal and two pulp horns. If you want to learn in more detail view this lecture
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