Sentence examples for reduced cusp from inspiring English sources

The smaller teeth in the individual with hypodontia often also show morphological changes with reduced form seen, for example, as tapering of the crown of microdont lateral incisors and reduced cusp number and more rounded occlusal perimeter in molars (Fig. 1).

The supernumeraries usually have a reduced cusp pattern and do not resemble normal mouse molars.

Acidulated Phosphate Fluoride (APF) gel was applied to the surface of the reduced cusp and the maxillary left central incisor.

Loss of Eda leads to a smaller primary enamel knot and decreased expression of signalling molecules with the phenotypic outcome of smaller teeth with reduced cusp morphology and altered outline shape.

It may also become necessary sometimes, to fully reduce the cusp, extirpate the pulp and carry out root canal therapy [ 19].

For example, as cusps reduced in height, the 'teardrop' nature of the masticatory pattern becomes wider [ 4] with associated 're-modelling' and flattening of the glenoid fossa [ 18].

In the third upper molar, the cusps at the back are reduced and scarcely distinguishable.

Carcinoid heart disease was defined as thickening and reduced excursion of the four valvular leaflets, cusps and chordae, with possible consequent retraction, shortening and fixation of leaflets or cusps (Plockinger et al, 2009).

A 3D geometric analysis showed that offset placement failed to reduce tensile force, which could rather be reduced by the decrease in inclination of the cusp as well as by wide implants (>5 mm) [24].

Nycticebus linglom is much smaller than the fossil sivaladapine primates, and unlike tarsier M3s, the single known fossil is reduced in form and lacks a fourth main cusp, a hypocone.

The teeth near the front of the mouth were generally sharp-cusped, and the cusps of those farther back were sometimes reduced to a rounded crown.