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What is the rounded portion of the incisal edge of an anterior tooth that is evident at eruption and wears with age? a. Cingulum b. Line angles c. Mamelons d. Enamel tufts

What is the rounded portion of the incisal edge of an anterior tooth that is evident at eruption and wears with age? a. Cingulum b. Line angles c. Mamelons d. Enamel tufts
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What is the rounded portion of the incisal edge of an anterior tooth that is evident at eruption and wears with age? a. Cingulum b. Line angles c. Mamelons d. Enamel tufts

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The cingulum is a raised, rounded area on the cervical third of the lingual surface in varying degrees of prominence or development on anteriors
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