The maxillary teeth which have single antagonist are__________?
Correct answer: D. Third molars
- A. Lateral incisors
- B. Permanent canines
- C. Permanent central incisors
- D. Third molars
Explanation
The maxillary third molar usually has only one opposing tooth, the mandibular third molar. Most other maxillary teeth contact two mandibular teeth because the mandibular dental arch is slightly narrower and the teeth interdigitate by overlap.
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