Chapter 8 Embryology And Histology Flashcards

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Enamel forming cells are

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Ameloblasts

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Denton forming cells are

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Odontoblasts

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Cementum forming cells are

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Cementoblasts

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4
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Cells that resorb cementum are

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Cementoclasts

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5
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Cells that resorb bone

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Osteoclasts

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6
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Embryology is the study of

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Prenatal development

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7
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Histology is the study of

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Structure and function of tissues of the teeth

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8
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Prenatal development

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Begins at the start of pregnancy and continues until birth

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9
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Stomodeum

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The primitive mouth

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10
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The stomodeum and primitive pharynx merge to form part of the mouth during what week of prenatal development

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4th week

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Ectoderm

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Outer layer

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12
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Mesoderm

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Middle layer

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13
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Endoderm

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Inner layer

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14
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Enamel developmental tooth organ

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Enamel organ, in the ectoderm layer

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15
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Dentin developmental tooth organ

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Dental papilla in the mesoderm

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16
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Cementum developmental tooth organ

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Dental sac, mesoderm

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17
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Pulp developmental tooth organ

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Dental papilla, endoderm

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18
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Pulp forming cells

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Fibroblasts

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19
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What replaces bone

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Deposition

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What removes bone

21
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First brachial arch

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Maxillary process and mandibular process

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Second brachial arch

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Third brachial arch

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Forms body of the hyoid and posterior of tongue

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Fourth, fifth and sixth brachial arches

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Form structures of lower throat, thyroid cartilage and muscles and nerves of pharynx and larynx

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The development of the soft and hard palate occurs when
during 5th week of development- week 8-12
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Primary palate
Shelf that supersets oral and nasal cavities
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Secondary palate
Final palate formed, will extend to form soft palate
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Fusion of the palate begins and completes
9th week, ends in 12th week
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3 stages of palate development
Primary palate, secondary palate and fusion of the palate
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Disruption in the fusion of the palate will result in a
Cleft lip/palate
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Developmental disturbance factors
Genetic- tooth and jaw size or dental anomalies Environmental- teratogens
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All primary teeth are developed by what week
17th week
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At birth there are how many teeth in various stages of development
44 teeth
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Ondotogenesis is the process of
Tooth formation
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Bud stage
Also known as initiation | - formation of tooth begins
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Cap stage
Also known as proliferation | - cells of developing tooth increase
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Bell stage
Also known as histodifferentiation and morphodifferentiation - different tissues of the tooth form and shape is established
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During bud stage:
Ectoderm cells thicken forming the dental lamina
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Dental lamina
Thick band of oral epithelium that follows the curve of each developing arch
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Tooth buds
Enlargements produced by the formation of dental lamina
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Succedaneous teeth
Permanent teeth that replace primary teeth
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Dental papilla
Gingiva between the teeth
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Dental sac
Connective tissue that envelops the developing tooth
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Apposition
Ameloblasts deposit soft matrix of enamel Odontoblasts deposit soft matrix of dentin
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Calcification
Deposits of calcium, phosphorus and other minerals to strengthen structure Starts from the crown and moves toward root
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Pits
Enamel defect, small pinpoint hole
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Fissures
Grooves on biting surface
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Eruption
November of tooth into its functional position in the oral cavity
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Primate spaces
Spaces between primary teeth