Anatomy & Histology · single question

Viewed from the incisal aspect, which feature of a canine is generally NOT well visualized?

  1. The cervical (cementoenamel junction) outline
  2. The cingulum
  3. The lingual ridge
  4. The lingual fossae/depressions
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Correct answer: A. The cervical (cementoenamel junction) outline

An incisal view shows the crown's outline, the cusp tip position, and lingual surface features such as the cingulum, the lingual ridge, and the mesial/distal lingual fossae. The cervical line (CEJ) is a side-profile feature best seen from a facial or lingual (not incisal) view.

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