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This tooth has a single root, a large functional buccal cusp, and a smaller, nonfunctional lingual cusp. This tooth is the mandibular A. first molar. B. first premolar. C. canine. D. third molar.
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This tooth has a single root, a large functional buccal cusp, and a smaller, nonfunctional lingual cusp. This tooth is the mandibular A. first molar. B. first premolar. C. canine.

D. third molar.

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This tooth has a single root, a large functional buccal cusp, and a smaller, nonfunctional lingual cusp. This tooth is the first premolar.

Answer: B. first premola
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The answer to your question is

B: First Premolar



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