Question 1

The carnassial teeth in dogs are?

Accepted Answer

Upper left and right 4th premolar and lower right and left first molar

Answer

Lower left and upper right 4th premolar and upper left and lower right 4th premolar

Answer

Upper right and left canine and lower right and left canine

Answer

Upper right and left 1st molar and lower right and left 1st molar

Question 2

The canine teeth grind food into a form that can be swallowed.

Accepted Answer

FALSE

Answer

TRUE

Question 3

The canine has how many roots in the dog

Accepted Answer

One  (1)

Answer

Two (2)

Answer

Three (3)

Question 4

What statement is NOT true regarding the oral cavity of the dog.

Accepted Answer

All the teeth are spaced closely

Answer

The incisors are found between the upper and lower canines

Answer

There are four types of teeth

Answer

There are 42 permanent teeth

Question 5

At what age do the permanent canine and premolar teeth in dogs generally erupt?

Accepted Answer

4-6 months

Answer

3-5 months

Answer

5-7 months

Answer

6-8 months

Question 6

The premolars are responsible for breaking up food into smaller pieces

Accepted Answer

TRUE

Answer

FALSE

Question 7

Which teeth on each side of the dog's mouth have three roots?

Accepted Answer

Maxillary: fourth premolars and first and second molars

Answer

Maxillary: third and fourth premolars and first molars

Answer

Mandibular and Maxillary: fourth premolars and first and second molars

Answer

Mandibular: fourth premolars and first and second molars

Question 8

The upper second premolar has how many roots in the dog?

Accepted Answer

Two (2)

Answer

Three (3)

Answer

One (1)

Question 9

The molars are located behind the premolars

Accepted Answer

TRUE

Answer

FALSE

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