Which teeth are in the Lower Right quadrant?

The correct answer reflects the numbering system for human teeth according to the Universal Numbering System, which is commonly used in dentistry in the United States. In this system, the lower right quadrant of the mouth includes teeth numbered from 25 to 32.

These numbers correspond to the following teeth in the lower right quadrant:

• 25 is the lower right central incisor

• 26 is the lower right lateral incisor
• 27 is the lower right canine
• 28 is the lower right first premolar
• 29 is the lower right second premolar
• 30 is the lower right first molar
• 31 is the lower right second molar
• 32 is the lower right third molar

This quadrant contains all the permanent teeth located on the lower right side of the jaw, which is essential knowledge for identifying dental issues, planning treatments, and understanding tooth morphology. The other choices refer to teeth in different quadrants or arrangements that do not accurately represent the teeth present in the lower right quadrant.