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posterior teeth?

the enamel rods at the cervix slope occlusally, unlike in permanent teeth where these rods slope cervically.

Teething?

drooling, desire to bite or chew, mild pain.


No evidence of high fever, diarrhea or sleep problems.


Patterns of eruption.


Eruption problems.

Eruption patterns of primary teeth

sequence more important than timing.
symmetrical pattern.
mandibular erupt first.


6, 11, 15, 19, 23, 27 months
1 tooth, 4 teeth, 8 teeth, 12 teeth, 16 teeth, 20 teeth.

sequence more important than timing.


symmetrical pattern.


mandibular erupt first.




6, 11, 15, 19, 23, 27 months


1 tooth, 4 teeth, 8 teeth, 12 teeth, 16 teeth, 20 teeth.

Eruption cyst and eruption hematoma

eruption cyst- results from a fluid accumulation within the follicular space of an erupting tooth.




eruption hematoma- with trauma, blood appears within the tissue space.

difference with crown of primary teeth?

shorter, narrower occlusal table, constricted in cervical portion, thinner enamel and dentin layers, enamel rods in cervical area directed occlusally, broad and flat contacts, color is usally lighter