Odontogenesis - Tooth Development
The stages of tooth development
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- This is the first stage of tooth development in which the stomodeum gives rise to the oral epithelium & dental lamina.
- This is the third stage of tooth development with the dental lamina growing into a cap shape.
- This is the fourth stage of tooth development in which the enamel organ assumes a bell shape.
- This stage of tooth development involves the secretion of dental tissue types (enamel, dentin) in successive layers as a matrix.
- This is the second stage of tooth development marked by growth of the dental lamina into buds.
- Epithelial cells found in the PDL after disintegration of the Hertwig epithelial root sheath.
- Dental tissues fully mineralize in this stage of tooth development.
- This is a cell found in the pulp of a tooth that produces dentin.
- The most cervical part of the enamel organ responsible for root development.
- Part of the cervical loop that functions to shape the root & induce dentin formation.
- Which of the following do dentin & pulp derive from?
- From which of the following do the cementum, PDL, and alveolar process derive from?
- Which of the following tissues does enamel derive from?
- The central cells of the dental papilla will become the future:
- Cells that are present only during tooth development that deposit tooth enamel.
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