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When Does Cap Stage Occur |
In weeks 9 and 10 |
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What does Cap stage Form |
A dome |
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What occurs During Cap Stage |
Proliferation and differentiation but predominantly Morphogenesis Tooth bud forms a cap shape when deep central depression |
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What does Cap stage Contain |
1. Enamel Organ 2. Dental Papilla 3. Dental Sac |
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What is Enamel Organ |
The future enamel ( epithelial origin) |
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What is Dental Papilla |
Future dentin and pulp (mesenchyme origin) |
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What is dental Sac |
Future cementum, PDL and Alveolar bone (mesenchyme origin) |
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Anomalies for Cap Stage |
1. Dens in Dente 2. Gemination 3. Fusion 4. Tubercle |
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What happens in the 10th week |
Initiation begins of anterior teeth of the permanent dentition An extension of the dental lamina that begins lingual to the developing primary tooth germs |
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When Does Bell Stage occur |
weeks 11 and 12 |
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What happens in the bell stage |
Proliferation, differentiation and morphogenesis but mostly differentiation |
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Stages Of Bell stage |
1. Enamel organ 2. Stellate Reticulum 3. Stratum Intermedium 4. Inner Enamel Epithelium |
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Enamel Organ |
Outer enamel epithelium protective barrier for enamel organ, outer cuboidal cells of enamel organ |
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Stellate Reticulum |
Supports the protection of enamel matrix More outer star shaped cells |
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Stratum Intermedium |
Support the production of enamel matrix the Nurse maids |
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Inner Enamel Epithelium |
Will differentiate into ameloblast that form enamel matrix |
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What are the Connective tissue cells |
1. Outer cells of dental papilla 2. Inner cells of dental Papilla 3. Dental Sac |
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What is the outer cells of dental papilla |
Will differentiate into odontoblasts that form dentin matrix |
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What is the inner cells of dental papilla |
Will differentiate into pulp Inner cell mass of the dental papilla |
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Dental Sac |
will produce or differentiate into cementum PDL and Alveolar bone |
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3 types of tooth eruption |
1. pre-function (active) 2. Functional (active) 3. Passive eruption |