These bones characterize the ends of the Curve of Spee. Along with related bones named for Hutchinson, underdeveloped “mulberry” examples of these bones (15[2])are common in congenital syphilis patients. IZC miniscrews are used to treat class II malocclusions of these bones, which ideally display Angle’s class I occlusion. (15[1])Botched surgeries involving these specific bones most frequently cause oro-antral fistulas and may temporarily impair speech and (*) taste if they damage the lingual nerve. GERD, rather than bulimia, is indicated by the erosion of only these bones, (10[2])which are the most typical sites of pericoronitis. Impaction often affects (10[1])the most posterior ones (10[1])of these bones, (10[1])which can be treated with an operculectomy (10[1])but are usually extracted. (10[1])For 10 points, name these broad teeth whose third set are known as wisdom teeth. ■END■