Embryology
Embryology 2.0
Embryology 3.0
Tooth Development
Tooth Development
100

How long is the preimplantation period?

1 week 

100

How many branchial arches are there?

6

100

Where is the location of the base of the tongue in adulthood?

pharynx

100

During which stage is the tooth germ created?

cap stage

100

What is a cementocyte?

cementoblast that are entrapped in cementum
200

What marks the fusion of the right and left mandibular processess?

mandibular symphysis

200

What causes commisural lip pits?

failure of fusion between max and mand processes at corners of the mouth 

200

What forms first, primary or secondary palate?

primary

200

What does the tooth germ consist of?

enamel orgen, dental papilla, dental sac

200

What is the cell that is from undifferentiated mesenchyme that causes resorption of collagen fibers

fibroclast

300

What does the maxillary process give rise to?

Midface (zygomatic bones, cheeks, sides of upperlip, secondary palate, maxillary canines, premolars and molars)

300

Another name for the intermaxillary segment?

premaxilla, or primary palate

300

The secondary palate is derived from which embryonic process?

maxillary

300

What is predentin?

dentin matrix, not fully mineralized dentin

300

When does the basement membrane disintegrate in tooth development?

after odontoblasts lay down dentin matrix 

400

What is mesenchyme?

type of connective tissue that forms many features of the head and neck, derived from neural crest cells that migrate to mesodermal layer

400

Where is meckel cartilage located and what does it become?

located on each side of developing mandibular arch, disappears as the bony mandible forms (primordium as the bony mandible)

400

what is odontogenesis

tooth development

400

What structure is responsible for initiating root development?

the cervical loop

400

What is nasymth membrane?

residue on newly erupted teeth that leaves stained residue that can be polished off.

500

How many layers does the embryonic disc have during the 3rd week of prenatal development? What are they called?

Trilaminar disc (3 layers). ectoderm, mesoderm, endoderm.

500

The bridge of the nose is derived from what frontonasal process?

median nasal process

500

What is the terminal sulcus? What does it mark?

Intraoral landmark marking the line of fusion between the base and body of the tongue

500

When does HERS disintegrate?

when the root is completely formed

500

What is the last job that ameloblasts perform?

Secretion of the dental cuticle