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    Lingual: Two Significant Variations Are Seen in This View. The Most Common Is The Three-Cusp Form Which

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    This document describes the variations seen in the anatomy of a second molar tooth. It has either a three-cusp or two-cusp lingual side, with the three-cusp form having two lingual cusps of different sizes. The buccal cusp is shorter than the first molar tooth, while the lingual cusp or cusps are more developed and give the lingual side a full profile.

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    This document describes the variations seen in the anatomy of a second molar tooth. It has either a three-cusp or two-cusp lingual side, with the three-cusp form having two lingual cusps of different sizes. The buccal cusp is shorter than the first molar tooth, while the lingual cusp or cusps are more developed and give the lingual side a full profile.

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    This document describes the variations seen in the anatomy of a second molar tooth. It has either a three-cusp or two-cusp lingual side, with the three-cusp form having two lingual cusps of different sizes. The buccal cusp is shorter than the first molar tooth, while the lingual cusp or cusps are more developed and give the lingual side a full profile.

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    is less pronounced. The tooth is larger than the first.

    Lingual: Two significant variations are seen in this view. The most common is the three-cusp form which has two lingual cusps. The mesial of those is the larger of the two. The other form is the two-cusp for with a single lingual cusp. In that variant, the lingual cusp tip is shifted to the mesial. Proximal: The buccal cusp is shorter than the first. The lingual cusp (or cusps) are much better developed than the first and give the lingual a full, well-developed profile.

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