Skeletal System
Crown of Mandibular Central Incisor Tooth
Corona dentis incisivi centralis mandibularis
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The crown (anatomical crown) is the superior portion of the mandibular central incisor tooth that is covered by enamel. It is separated from the root by the cervical line and consists of four surfaces (labial, lingual, mesial, and distal) and an incisal margin.
The clinical crown is a term used to describe the superior portion of a mandibular tooth that is not covered by gingiva when viewed in the oral cavity.
