Using the Universal Numbering System, which tooth is number 32?

Using the Universal Numbering System, which

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AThe maxillary left third molar
BThe mandibular right second molar
CThe mandibular right third molar
DThe mandibular left third molar

✓ Correct answer: C. The mandibular right third molar Numbering ends at the mandibular right third molar (#32), the last tooth reached when moving from the upper right around to the lower right.

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