1. Chapter 13: Guidelines for Drawing, Sketching, and Carving Teeth

2. I: Drawing Teeth A. Materials Needed
Graph paper, drawing pencil, eraser, ruler with millimeter scale, Boley gauge, teeth or tooth model, chart with tooth dimensions
B. How to Accurately Reproduce a Tooth Outline
Obtain all measurements and lay out boxes on graph paper for crown and root outlines

3. Measurements Include Crown Length, Root Length, Mesiodistal Crown, and Mesiodistal at Cervix

4. Other Measurements Include Faciolingual of Crown and Faciolingual at Cervix

5. Drawing Teeth Accurately (Example of Mandibular Canine)
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6. Drawing Teeth Accurately (Example of Maxillary Canine)
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7. II: Quickly Sketch Teeth Recognizably from Memory
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8. Steps for Sketching a Tooth (Example of Maxillary Right Central Incisor)
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9. III: Carving Teeth (Examples for Maxillary Central Incisor)

10. Steps for Carving Teeth (Examples for Maxillary Central Incisor)

11. Carving Teeth (Examples for Maxillary Right Canine)
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12. Drawing Teeth (Box Outlines for Maxillary Canine Crowns and Roots)
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13. Drawing Teeth (Box Outlines for Mandibular Premolars in Arch Alignment)
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14. Drawing Teeth (Box Outlines and Sketches for Maxillary Premolars)
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