Tooth Development Flashcards

(33 cards)

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Odontogenesis

A

Tooth development!

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Primary teeth develop during:

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Embryonic + Fetal

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3
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Permanent teeth develop during:

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Fetal

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4
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Stages of Tooth Development

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Initiation, Bud, Cap, Bell, Apposition + Maturation

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Initiation Stage

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6-7 week (embryonic)
Stomodium
[induction], # of teeth present!?
*anodontia, supernumerary

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Bud Stage

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8th week (embryonic)
Proliferation! Size of teeth!
*relative or complete micro/macro-it

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Cap Stage

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9-10 weeks (fetal)
Morphogenesis! Tooth form
*dens n dents, gemination, fusion, tubercles

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Bell Stage

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11-12 weeks (fetal)
Differentiation!
^Dental papilla within enamel organ undergoes

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Apposition Stage

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[secretory]

enamel/dentin/cementum secreted in matrix layers

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Maturation Stage

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[final]

Full mineralization of hard tissue enamel/dentin/cementum

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Dens in dente

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Enamel organ invaginates into dental papilla (tooth within tooth)
Prosecutes lingual pits
(Cap stage)

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Gemination

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Tooth germ unsuccessfully divides into two tooth germs. Crown “twinning” occurs w enlarged pulp cavity
(Cap stage)

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Fusion

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Union of two adjacent tooth germs.
Denton, enamel united; two separate/distinct pulp cavities
(Cap stage)

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14
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Enamel dysplasia

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Esthetic, color changes from faulty enamel development from ameloblast > enamel pitting
(Apposition+Maturation stage)

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15
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Concrescence

Enamel pearl

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Union of root structures (during single root formation)
Enamel sphere on root (during multi root formation)
(Apposition+Maturation)

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16
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Tubercles

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Enamel extensions forming extra cusps

Cap

17
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Dental Papilla tissue layers

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Outer cells : differentiate to odontoblast
Central cells : differentiate into primordial of pulp
(Will produce dentin + pulp)
CAP STAGE

18
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Enamel Organ

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Derived from ectoderm, future cap shaped deepest part of bud

19
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Dental Sac

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CAP STAGE

derived from ectomesencyme

20
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Tooth Germ

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Enamel organ + dental papilla + dental sac

CAP STAGE

21
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OEE

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Outer enamel epithelium. Cuboidal cells. Protects and supplies enamel organ

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IEE

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Inner enamel epithelium. Columned cells. Will differentiate into ameleoblasts.

23
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Stellate reticulum

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Star shaped cells. Shrinkage.

CAP

24
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Stratum intermedium

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Cuboidal cells. High allowing phosphate enzyme

CAP

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OEE > Stellate reticulum > stratum intermedium > IEE
Layers that support enamel production | CAP
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Preameloblast
Elongated columner cells repolarize > turn into dentin forming cells (odontoblasts)
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Odontoblast
Dentin forming cells - begin dentogenesis
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Dentogenesis
Apposition also growth of predentin
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Ameloblast
Begin amelogenesis- appositional growth of enamel matrix
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DEJ
[dentinenamel junction]
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Root Stuff
HERS, cementoblast, cementoid, cementocytes,
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DCJ
Dentinocemental junction | ROOT
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HERS
[hertwig epithelial root sheath] | Shapes the root. Formed by cervical loop growth away from crown