Embryology
Stages Tooth Development
Tooth Development Con't
Phases of Eruption
Enamel
100

What will rathkes pouch become?

Pituitary gland

100

First stage to occur, and during what weeks of pregnancy?

Initiation, 6-7 weeks

100

What is the process of dentin forming?

Dentinogenesis

100

What stage comes first? Characterized by what?

Pre-eruptive phase. NOT erupted. Past until crown is fully formed.

100

What is the appearance of clean enamel?

Shiny, smooth, hard

200

Membrane dividing the mouth from pharynx

Buccopharyngeal Membrane

200

This stage has growth of the tooth bud... becoming a TOOTH GERM

Cap Stage (3rd) (9-10 weeks in pregnancy)

200

What is the process of Enamel forming?

Amelogenesis

200

What is the name for the pathway through bone for tooth to erupt? 

"Guiding Point"

Gubernacular Cord

200

What percent of enamel is organic? 

So how about inorganic?

organic: 4%

Inorganic: 96%

300

What separates arches?

Grooves call pharyngeal Pouches

300

What does the enamel organ become? And the enamel knot?

The outer enamel of tooth. The knots becomes the cusps tips

300

What are like ropes that fill the space between odontoblasts?

Korff's Fibers

300

Where do permanent teeth erupt in relation to primary teeth?

Lingually

300

How many ameloblasts are needed to make 1 enamel rod?

4!

1 Head, 2 Neck, 1 Tail

400

What arch becomes maxilla, mandible, muscles of mastication, vessels, and nerves

Arch 1

400

Stage characterized by proliferation.

Bud Stage (2nd stage) (8th week in pregnancy)

400

What process secretes enamel matrix?

Tomes Process

400

What 4 events happen to characterize the eruptive phase?

1. Start of root formation

2. Tooth movement, rise toward surface

3. penetration, part of crown can be seen clinically

4. Occlusal/Incisal movement - continues erupting until meets antagonist 

400

What are the dark and light bands called?

Hunter-schreger bands

500

What groove/pouch becomes the palatine tonsils?

2nd POUCH

500

Name the 4 cell types of the enamel organ 

1. Outer Enamel Epithelium

2. Stellate Reticulum

3. Stratum Intermedium

4. Inner Enamel Epithelium


500

What triggers cementogenesis?

HERS disintegration 

500

How many years can the roots take to fully complete? Give both primary and permanent. 

Primary: 1-1.5 years

Permanent: 2-3 years

500

Where do you find gnarled and intertwined rods?

Cusp tips