First premolar

premolar /pre·mo·lar/ (P) (-mo´ler)

1. see under tooth.

2. situated in front of the molar teeth.

pre·mo·lar (pr

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Any of eight bicuspid teeth located in pairs on each side of the upper and lower jaws behind the canines and in front of the molars. Also called bicuspid.

premolar

[prēmō′lər]

Etymology: L, prae + mola, mill

one of eight teeth, four in each dental arch, located lateral and posterior to the canine teeth and in front of the molars. They are smaller and shorter than the canine teeth. The crown of each premolar is compressed anteroposteriorly and surmounted by two cusps, and the neck is oval. The root is single and compressed in all premolars except the upper first, which usually has two roots. Usually an anterior and a posterior groove are also present. The upper premolars are larger than the lower premolars. Also called bicuspid. Compare canine tooth, incisor, molar.

premolar [pre-mo´ler]

1. in front of the molar teeth.

2. premolar tooth; see tooth. Called also bicuspid.

premolar,

n (bicuspid), one of the 8 teeth, 4 in each jaw, between the canines and first molars; usually has 2 cusps; replaces the molars of the primary dentition. Older term:
bicuspid.

premolar

in front of the molar teeth. See also teeth.

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alignment curve arch width available arch length avulsed tooth bicuspid branchial arch carnassial tooth compensating curve curve curve of Spee curve of Wilson dentulous dental arch dose-response curve E space impacted tooth P permanent teeth removable lingual arch required arch length	The first premolar and molar comprise the carnassials pair, present on both the sides of the cat''s mouth. Cat Body Information and Cat Care of Each Body Pary by Martin Marks / Pets and Animals community [FIGURE 1 OMITTED] A panoramic radiograph revealed that a large unilocular radiolucency (~10 x 12 cm) had encompassed the right maxilla from the first premolar posteriorly to the tuberosity (figure 2, A). Dentigerous cyst of the maxilla with impacted tooth displaced into ... by Litvin, Morton; Caprice, Domenic; Infranco, Leonard / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal A study of 30 first premolar serial extraction cases that had subsequent orthodontic treatment and retention showed results nearly identical to those treated with first premolar extraction in the full permanent dentition. Stability and relapse: early treatment of arch length deficiency by Little, Robert M. / American Academy of Gnathologic Orthopedics Journal	fireman's hats Fireman’s Hats fireweed firing firmness firmware first first aid first aid 1 first aid 2 first cranial nerve first cross first cuneiform first cuneiform bone First Degree Intent first dentition first filial generation first finger first heart sound first intention first law of thermodynamics first metacarpal bone first molar First Pain first phalanx First premolar first responder first rib first stage of labor first stage reconstruction first surgical stage first trimester pregnancy first-calf first-degree block first-degree burn first-dollar coverage first-generation scanner first-lactation first-line therapy first-opinion cases first-order change first-order kinetics first-pass effect first-pass elimination first-pass radionuclide angiocardiography First-rank symptoms first-set reaction first-stage first-state cementoma fiscal intermediary fiscal resource management	First Point of Aries First Point of Aries First point of Cancer First point of Cancer First point of Capricorn First point of Capricorn First Point of Contact First Point of Libra First Point of Libra First Point of Libra First Point of Rest First Pointed Gothic First Polar Body First Polish Republic first political competition first political contest First Port Of Entry first position first position day First Position Days first positions first positive pedal curve First post First post First Post Accuracy First post! First posts First preferred stock First Premier Financial Group Inc. First Premium Income Trust First premolar First Preplanned Waypoint First Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church Hayward First Presbyterian Church Nursery School First Presbyterian Church of Berkeley First Presbyterian Church of Brighton First Presbyterian Church of Chattanooga First Presbyterian Church of Flint First Presbyterian Church of Kingwood First Presbyterian Church of Newtown First Presbyterian Church of Orlando First Presbyterian Church of Plymouth First Presbyterian Church of Youngstown First Presbyterian Church, Inglewood First Presbyterian Church, Quincy First prince First prince First prince First prince first principle First Principle Calculation First principles First Printing First Priority Enterprise First Private Power Corporation First Private Snooker Club Oldenburg First procaspase First procaspase

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arch width
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avulsed tooth
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carnassial tooth
compensating curve
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curve of Spee
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dose-response curve
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impacted tooth
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removable lingual arch
required arch length

The first premolar and molar comprise the carnassials pair, present on both the sides of the cat''s mouth.

Cat Body Information and Cat Care of Each Body Pary by Martin Marks / Pets and Animals community

[FIGURE 1 OMITTED] A panoramic radiograph revealed that a large unilocular radiolucency (~10 x 12 cm) had encompassed the right maxilla from the first premolar posteriorly to the tuberosity (figure 2, A).

Dentigerous cyst of the maxilla with impacted tooth displaced into ... by Litvin, Morton; Caprice, Domenic; Infranco, Leonard / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal

A study of 30 first premolar serial extraction cases that had subsequent orthodontic treatment and retention showed results nearly identical to those treated with first premolar extraction in the full permanent dentition.

Stability and relapse: early treatment of arch length deficiency by Little, Robert M. / American Academy of Gnathologic Orthopedics Journal