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What does periodontium consist of?
gingiva (free & attached)
periodontal ligament (PDL)
cementum
alveolar bone
What is oral cavity called at 4-5 weeks gestation?
stomodeum
What happens at 10 weeks gestation?
ectomesenchyme is attracted to and surrounds the tooth bud
-woven bone starts (alveolar bone)
-tooth bud differentiates into dental organ
What are 4 layers of dental organ?
1. IEE (develops into ameloblast)
2. SI
3. SR
4. OEE
What does the dental papilla become?
Dental Follicle
What does the dental follicle give rise to?
1. Cementum (differentiate into cementoblasts)
2. Periodontal membrane (differentiate into fibroblasts)
3. Alveolar Bone (differentiate into osteoblasts)
What does the dental papilla give rise to?
1. Crown
2. Root Dentin
3. Pulp
What must form first?
DENTIN
What is HERS?
Hertwig's Epithelial Root Sheath
As HERS contacts DP, DP differentiates into odontoblasts
What do cells nearest dentin differentiating into cementoblasts make?
cementum
What do cells adjacent to cementum differentiating into fibroblasts make?
Periodontal membrane
Dental follicle further differentiating into osteoblasts along PDM makes what?
alveolar bone