The adult second premolar that replaces a primary second molar is called a(n) Succedaneous tooth.
A(n) Succedaneous tooth is an adult second premolar that replaces a primary second molar. Permanent teeth that replace primary teeth are referred to as sucedaneous teeth.
The permanent teeth that replace the deciduous teeth are known as sucedaneous teeth. Because they do not replace any primary teeth, permanent molars are not sucedaneous teeth. Permanent molars develop from the general dental lamina, whereas sucedaneous teeth develop from successional laminae.
Permanent teeth in red are sucedaneous (succedaneous) teeth. They emerge lingually next to the primary teeth and replace (succeed) them. The permanent teeth are the permanent molars that develop posterior to the primary teeth and are outlined in black with yellow centers.
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