Question 120 · LDEK · Crowding and dental anomalies
Dystopic tooth is:
- A. incorrect position of teeth in the dental arch.
- B. positioning of teeth outside the dental arch.
- C. positioning of teeth outside the mouth.
- D. displacement of a tooth along the dental arch with the change of teeth sequence.
- E. retreat of an upper tooth above or a lower tooth below the occlusal plane.
Hint
Distinguish the terms for a tooth outside the arch, outside the mouth, swapped in sequence, and sinking away from the occlusal plane.
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