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Primary tooth buds begin to appear?
8 weeks
Stages of tooth development
Bud, Cap, Bell, dentinogensis, amelogensis, crown formation, tooth eruption/root formation, root completeion
Bud
submerged?
formed by?
bone?
epithelium

dental lamina proliferates down into the ectomesenchyme -10 buds each arch

positoning to form socket
Cap
formed by?
forms?
papilla leads to
enamel organ from ectoderm surrounded by condesaiton of ectomesenchyme forming the dental sac and papilla

dentin and pulp
Bell
froms?
enamel organ into 4 parts

OEE: folds over to from IEE
IEE: ameloblast
Stellate reticulum
Stratum intermedium
Amelogenesis complete after?
2-3 years after eruption
Initiation of tooth development
starts with?
which arises from and then becomes?
oral epithelium
ectoderm, dental lamina
enamel derived from?
everything else derived from?
what drives tooth development(example)
ectoderm

ectomesenchyme

ectomesenchyme: if mix ectomesenchyme from incisor with epithelium from molar you get an incisors
Basment membrane
also known as?
located?
fxn?
becomes?
basal lamina

between epithelium and ectomesenchyme

mediates signaling b/w epithelium and ectomesenchyme which ultimately controls differentiaiton

DEJ
Ameloblast Differentiation

derived from?
cell shapes change?
found where?
-IEE-->preameloblasts

-cuboidal to columnar

-concave part of the bell
Odontoblast differentiaton:
derived from?
cell shape?
becomes?
dental papilla

columnar

extension secreted predentin, start b4 ameloblast, predentin not yet calcified
Apposition of enamel and dentin:
what causes preameloblast to become ameloblasts?
ameloblast secrete?
interface b/w enamel and dentin matrix is?
odontoblast process allows what, forms what? predentin there?

tome process?
ameloblast displaced?
odontoblast displaced?
-predentin
-enamel matrix
-DEJ
-communications of DEJ down into pulp, dential tubules, no predentin

-small ext of ameloblast
-upward
-downward
Amelogensisi
secretory cell fxn locations?
mineralization occurs?
what is found in tomes processes?
role of stellate reticulum
secretory bottom, nucleus top

outside cell

secretory vaculoles

nourishement/support for amelobloasts
Dentinogensis
where are odontoblastic process located?
predentin mineralized where?
polarity?
predentin matrix secreted by? mineralized by? from?
-dentinal tubules

-extracellularly

-nucleus bottom, seceretory top

-odontoblasts, Ca/Phosphate from matrix vacuoles
Pattern of Enamel and Dentin Deposition:

dentin occurs when, stimulates what

first deposited at?
moves in what direction?
oldest enamel/dentin found where?
-before enamel, enamel formation

-incisal edge/cusp tips moves in both direction

-DEJ of cusp tips and incisal edge
Crown formation
caused by?
pulp chamber lined by?
enamel and dentin formation proceed from? to?
collapse of enamel organ

odontoblast

cusp tips to CEJ
Root Formation:
hertwig's epithelial root sheet from? consists of?
fxn?
forms roots?

CEJ formed when?

role of ameloblast at CEJ? role of odontoblast?

enamel pearl?

Cementum formation?

Rest of Malassez? maybe become?

CEJ variations
ectoderm

OEE+IEE

guides shape and number of roots then disintergrates

no

IEE/OEE adjacent

changes-->cementum? odontoblast the same-->dentin

ameloblast at CEJ don't disintergrate and keeping form enamel

root sheet disintergrates allows cementoblasts to lay down cementum opposite of dentin

remnanats of hertwigs root sheeth in PDL.
cystic due to chronic periapical inflammation

overlap: 60-65%
edge-edge-30%
no not meet: 5-10%
Cementogensis:
how to cementoblast form?
from?
what also forms?
disintegrate of HER allows dental sac to contract root dentin and differentiate into cementoblasts

cementoblast --> cemntoid which minrealizes to cementum

cementoblasts are from ectomesencchyme

alveolar bone formation
Reduced enamel epithelium
fxn?
contributes?
secretes?
protects enamel as tooth erupts

formation of jxnal epithelium by fusing with oral epithelium

enzymes for eruption pathway
tooth eruption
dentin renewable?
ameloblast fate?
root formation when?
how is the tooth pushed upward?
-yes
-lost
-2-3 years after eruption
-PDL change orientaiton
Repair strength of dental tissues
Dentin>cementum>enamel(0)