2015 JUNIOR TEETH. 1 (easy) HIH240-1 Q: What do you call the third set of incisors (those closest to the interdental space)?

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1 2015 JUNIOR TEETH EASY 1 (easy) HIH240-1 Q: What do you call the third set of incisors (those closest to the interdental space)? A: Corners 2 (easy) BEG105/HS15 Q: Where is the interdental space? A: Gum space between incisors & molars/premolars 3 (easy) HIH240-1 Q: The second set of incisors are called what? A: Intermediates 4 (easy) CAHA48/HIH405-1/HS12 Q: Where in the mouth are the canine teeth located? A: In the interdental space between the incisors and molars 5 (easy) HIH240-1 Q: How can you estimate a horse's age? A: By its teeth 6 (easy) HH49 Q: If you looked in a horse's mouth & noticed that the top incisors were evenly worn off, what vice might you suspect this horse has? A: Cribbing 7 (easy) HS16/TH92 Q: Excluding wolf teeth, how many teeth does a mature female horse have? A: 36 8 (easy) HIH240-1 Q: What are the first centrally located incisors called? A: Centrals 9 (easy) HIH240-1 Q: Define molars. A: Rear grinding teeth 10 (easy) HIH405-2 Q: Filing off the sharp edges of a horse's teeth is known as what? A: Floating 11 (easy) HIH240-3 Q: What teeth does a male horse have that a mare seldom has? A: Canine teeth

2 12 (easy) HIH240-1 Q: What is another name for the horse's rear grinding teeth? A: Molars 13 (easy) HIH240-1 Q: Which teeth are used for cutting grass? A: Incisors 14 (easy) HIH /HS16/CAHA48 Q: In horses, what type of teeth are permanent & never shed? A: Molars, canines, wolf teeth (only need to give one) 15 (easy) TH92-93/HS15 Q: Age of the horse can best be estimated by examining what things about their teeth? A: Wear & slant of incisors 16 (easy) HIH240-3/DET11 Q: What is the angle of incidence? A: Angle in which the upper & lower incisors meet (as viewed from the profile) 17 (easy) HIH240-3 Q: Referring to teeth, what is another name for a tush? A: Canine tooth 18 (easy) HIH240-3/HS14 Q: What is the term for the profile view of the angle formed where the upper & lower incisors meet? A: Angle of incidence or angle of bite (accept either) 19 (easy) HIH240-2/TH92 Q: How many teeth does a yearling have? A: 24 (Additional Info only incisors & 12 pre-molars) 20 (easy) CAHA48/HS14 Q: What is the part of the tooth between the crown & root located at the surface of the gums? A: Neck 21 (easy) HIH240-1 Q: Which teeth can be examined for wear & slant to best estimate the age of a horse? A: Incisors 22 (easy) HIH240-3 Q: What is meant by the term "full mouth"? A: Horse has complete set of permanent teeth 23 (easy) BEG105 Q: What do you call the gum space between the incisors & molars? A: Interdental space OR bars (accept either)

3 24 (easy) HIH240-3 Q: The hollow space on the wearing surface of the incisor is called what? A: Cups 25 (easy) HIH240-3 Q: Teeth that appear in the interdental space on the male horse at 5 years of age (sometimes referred to as tushes) are called what? A: Canine teeth 26 (easy) HIH405-2 Q: Referring to teeth, what is floating? A: Filing rough/irregular teeth to give a smoother grinding surface 27 (easy) HIH405-2 Q: Which jaw of the horse is wider? A: Upper 28 (easy) HIH405-2 Q: How often is it recommended to float teeth? A: Once yearly 29 (easy) HIH240-3 Q: What do you call a horse whose biting surfaces of the upper & lower incisors are smooth? A: Smooth-mouthed 30 (easy) HIH240-2 Q: What term refers to the amount of use seen on the biting surfaces of the incisors? A: Wear 31 (easy) HIH405-1/FCH396/TH92/DET180/INT205-2L Q: What is another name for a temporary tooth? A: Milk tooth, baby tooth, deciduous tooth (accept any) 32 (easy) INT205-2L/FCH396/TH92 Q: What is a milk tooth? A: Temporary tooth (also accept baby tooth, milk tooth, or deciduous tooth) 33 (easy) HS14 Q: How do you ask a horse to open its' mouth? A: Put 1-2 fingers in the corner of his mouth (interdental space) - apply pressure if needed 34 (easy) CAHA48/HS15 Q: The teeth just in front of the first upper premolars are called what? A: Wolf teeth 35 (easy) INT205-1 Q: What is the proper name for a horse's front teeth? A: Incisors

4 36 (easy) CAHA48/HS16 Q: Canine teeth are usually not present in which sex of horse? A: Mare (female) 37 (easy) FCH400/HS14 Q: What is the term for a horse that has all of his permanent teeth? A: Full mouthed 38 (easy) HIH405-1 Q: Your horse eats with his head sideways or spills much of his grain from his mouth. What should be checked? A: His teeth 39 (easy) H2-34,35 Q: Sharp protrusions that develop on the molars due to uneven wear are called what? A: Hooks or points 40 (easy) HIH240-3 Q: An adult male horse with no wolf teeth will usually have how many total teeth? A: (easy) HIH405-1 Q: A bit that hits the horse's wolf teeth may cause the horse to do what? A: Throw its' head 42 (easy) HIH405-1 Q: In the horse's upper jaw, how many wolf teeth may be present? A: 0-2 (accept 0, 1 or 2) 43 (easy) HIH405-1 Q: In the horse's lower jaw, how many wolf teeth are normally found? A: None 44 (easy) HIH415-1 Q: What is the best way to prevent dental problems in your horse? A: Regular dental check-ups/care 45 (easy) HIH405-3 Q: What practice can prevent an unopposed tooth from becoming too tall or too long? A: Floating 46 (easy) HIH405-2 Q: Sharp edges on the teeth may cause damage to what part of the horse? A: Tongue &/or cheek 47 (easy) HIH420-3 Q: Large particles of food or un-chewed kernels of grain in the horse's manure may indicate a need for what? A: Floating the teeth

5 48 (easy) HIH420-3 Q: Why would NOT taking care of a horse's mouth add to the expense of keeping a horse? A: More feed will be needed to maintain the horse in good condition 49 (easy) HIH240-1 Q: How many incisors does a foal have? A: Twelve 50 (easy) HIH405-1 Q: Sharp edges on the teeth cause the horse to do what? A: Chew food slowly, waste food, lose weight, rear, buck, toss head (only need to give one) 51 (easy) HIH240-3/CAHA48 Q: What is the neck of the tooth? A: The part of the tooth between the crown & root (the part located at the surface of the gum) 52 (easy) HIH240-3 Q: What is the top part of a tooth, the part that protrudes above the gum? A: Crown 53 (easy) CAHA48/HIH240-3 Q: What is the crown of the tooth? A: The top of the tooth that protrudes above the gum 54 (easy) HIH405 Q: What are the 2 movements of the jaw? A: Vertical & lateral (up & down & sideways) 55 (easy) HIH1100-8/CAHA48 Q: The bit rests on what part of the horse's mouth? A: Bars or interdental space JUNIOR BONUS 488 (junior bonus) TH92/HS15 Q: Give 3 other names for a foal's baby teeth. A: Temporary teeth, milk teeth, deciduous teeth 489 (junior bonus) HIH240-1/HS15 Q: We know that a mature male horse has 40 teeth total. How many of each type does he have? A: 12 incisors, 12 premolars, 12 molars, & 4 canines 492 (junior bonus) HS14 Q: What are the 3 parts of a temporary tooth? A: Crown, neck, fang or root

6 494 (junior bonus) HIH240-1/HS14 Q: There are incisors in each upper & lower jaw. What are their names? A: Centrals, Intermediates, Corners 498 (junior bonus) HIH405-1/HS15 Q: At what ages do the following permanent teeth erupt - central, intermediate & corner incisors? A: Centrals- 2 ½ years; intermediates -3 ½ years; corners-4 ½ years 499 (junior bonus) HIH240-1/HS15 Q: Name 3 ways to estimate the age of a horse by its teeth. A: Occurrence of permanent teeth or eruption pattern, disappearance of cups, Galwayne's Groove, angle of incidence/angle of bite, shape of surface of permanent teeth, dovetail notch, hooks 500 (junior bonus) HIH405-1 Q: Name 3 dental problems in horses. A: Sharp points, retained baby teeth or caps, wolf teeth, hooks/points, maligned teeth, infected tooth, long/tall teeth, long/tall canines, lost tooth, fractured/broken tooth 501 (junior bonus) HIH405-1 Q: Name 3 signs that would indicate your horse needs to have his teeth checked. A: Slobbering, tilting head when chewing, difficulty chewing, dropping grain/feed when eating, quidding/incomplete chewing, head tossing, bit chewing, tongue lolling/rolling, tail wringing, bucking, fussing with bit, refusing bit, weight loss (accept any correct answer)

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