Growth And Development-Orthodontics Colloquim Flashcards
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Cellular level growth mechanisms
🔹Hypertrophy
🔹Hyperplasia
🔹Secretion of extracellular material
Hypertrophy
Increase in size of cells
Hyperplasia
Increase in number of cells
Secretion of extracellular material
Results in increase in size of organs regardless of no. and size of cells themselves
Tissue types
🔹Soft tissue
🔹Hard tissue
Growth mechanisms at soft tissue level
🔹Hyperplasia
🔹Hypertrophy
—> Interstitial growth
Growth mechanisms at hard tissue level
🔹Hyperplasia
🔹Hypertrophy
—> interstitial growth
🔹Secretion of extracellular material—> mineralisation resulting in surface aposition of bone
Locations of growth in bone
- Growth sites
- Growth centres
Growth sites
- Location where bone enlarges and moves
- Stimulated or repressed by external factors
Examples. Sutures and periosteal tissue
Growth centers
- Locations where independent growth occurs
- Genetically controlled
Examples. Cartilages
Difference between growth sites and growth centers
Growth centers are are also growth sites but sites are not always growth centers
Endochondral bone formation
- Cartilaginous precursor
- Ossification of cartilage into bone
Bone formation types
- Endochondral bone formation
- Intramembranous bone formation
Intramembranous bone formation
- Bone matrix(osteoid) secreted into connective tissue
- No intermediate cartilage
Mechanisms of skeletal growth
- Remodelling
- Primary translation
- Secondary translation
Remodelling
- Resorption and aposition of bone resulting in change to size and shape of bone
- Periosteal and endosteal cells
Primary translation(displacement)
Bone remodelling results in position change in space
Secondary translation
Displacement of entire bone due to expansion of adjacent structures
Components of craniofacial region
- Skull
* Cranial vault
* Cranial base - Facial skeleton
* Nasomaxillary complex
* Mandible
Cranial vault and base functions
- Support and protect brain
- Passageway for nerves and blood vessels
- Connect spinal column, mandible and NMC
Functions of nasomaxillary complex and mandible
- Mastication
- Respiration
- Speech
Cranial vault type of growth
- Intramembranous ossification
Cranial vault mechanism of growth
- Direct aposition of bone in sutures and frontanelles
- Surface remodelling-Aposition externally and resoption internally
Role of frontanelles
Sites of growth for cranial vault