Question

question 26 1 pts which teeth are succadaneous to primary molars? permanent molars permanent cuspids/canines permanent premolars primary premolars

Explanation:

Succedaneous teeth are the permanent teeth that replace the primary (deciduous) teeth. Primary molars are replaced by permanent premolars. Permanent molars do not replace primary teeth (they erupt posteriorly to the primary dentition). Permanent cuspids/canines replace primary canines. There is no such thing as primary premolars as premolars only exist in the permanent dentition.

Answer:

permanent premolars