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    Anterior Teeth Arrangement 2

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    The document describes the arrangement of anterior teeth in the maxilla and mandible. It notes that the maxillary central incisor long axis is parallel to the vertical axis and slopes labially at 14 degrees, with its incisal edge in contact with the occlusal plane. The mandibular central incisor long axis inclines slightly towards the vertical axis and slopes labially, with its incisal edge 0.5-1 mm above the occlusal plane. It also describes the arrangement of other anterior teeth.

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    The document describes the arrangement of anterior teeth in the maxilla and mandible. It notes that the maxillary central incisor long axis is parallel to the vertical axis and slopes labially at 14 degrees, with its incisal edge in contact with the occlusal plane. The mandibular central incisor long axis inclines slightly towards the vertical axis and slopes labially, with its incisal edge 0.5-1 mm above the occlusal plane. It also describes the arrangement of other anterior teeth.

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    The document describes the arrangement of anterior teeth in the maxilla and mandible. It notes that the maxillary central incisor long axis is parallel to the vertical axis and slopes labially at 14 degrees, with its incisal edge in contact with the occlusal plane. The mandibular central incisor long axis inclines slightly towards the vertical axis and slopes labially, with its incisal edge 0.5-1 mm above the occlusal plane. It also describes the arrangement of other anterior teeth.

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    The document describes the arrangement of anterior teeth in the maxilla and mandible. It notes that the maxillary central incisor long axis is parallel to the vertical axis and slopes labially at 14 degrees, with its incisal edge in contact with the occlusal plane. The mandibular central incisor long axis inclines slightly towards the vertical axis and slopes labially, with its incisal edge 0.5-1 mm above the occlusal plane. It also describes the arrangement of other anterior teeth.

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    ANTERIOR TEETH ARRANGEMENT

    MAXILLARY CENTRAL INCISOR Mandibular central incisor


    Front:Long axis
    Front:Long axis
    parallel to the
    inclines slightly
    vertical axis
    towards the vertical
    Side:Slopes labially axis
    at 14 degree
    Side:Slopes labially
    Occlusal
    Occlusal
    Plane:Incisal edge is
    plane:Incisal edge is
    in contact with
    0.5-1 mm above the
    occlusal plane
    occlusal plane

    Maxillary lateral incisor Mandibular lateral incisor


    Front:Long axis slopes
    Front:Long axis inclines
    towards midline at
    towards the vertical axis
    incisal edge
    Side:Slopes labially less
    Side:Slopes labiallty ast
    than central incisor
    about 20 degree
    Occlusal plane:Incisal
    Occlusal plane:Incisal
    edge is 0.5-1 mm above
    edge is 1 mm short of
    occlusal plne
    occlusal plane

    Maxillary caninine mandibular caninine


    Front:Long axis parallel to Front:Long axis inclines
    the vertical axis towards midline

    Side: :Long axis parallel to Side:Slopes lingually


    the vertical axis
    Occlusal plane:Cusp tip is
    Occlusal plane:Cuspid tip is 0.5-1 mm above occlusal
    in contact with occlusal plane
    plane

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