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Which primary tooth is replaced by permanent tooth #5 (maxillary 2nd premolar)?
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Correct answer: B. Primary tooth B (maxillary right primary 2nd molar)
- A. Tooth A (maxillary right primary central incisor) is replaced by permanent tooth #8, not #5.
- B. Correct. Primary tooth B (maxillary right primary second molar) is replaced by permanent tooth #5 (maxillary right second premolar).
- C. Tooth D (maxillary right primary first molar) is replaced by permanent tooth #4, not #5.
- D. Tooth F (maxillary left primary canine) is replaced by permanent tooth #11, not #5.
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