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What are the primary cells derived from ectoderm in oral tissue development?
What are the primary cells derived from ectoderm in oral tissue development?
- Ectomesenchyme cells
- Oral epithelial cells (correct)
- Odontoblasts
- Neural crest cells
Which component is NOT formed from ectomesenchyme cells?
Which component is NOT formed from ectomesenchyme cells?
- Periodontal ligament
- Alveolar bone
- Enamel (correct)
- Dentine
How many genes are believed to influence the development of oral tissues?
How many genes are believed to influence the development of oral tissues?
- 100
- 300
- 150
- Over 300 (correct)
What describes the composition of ectomesenchymal cells in contrast to oral epithelial cells?
What describes the composition of ectomesenchymal cells in contrast to oral epithelial cells?
What is the primary focus of ongoing research related to oral tissue development?
What is the primary focus of ongoing research related to oral tissue development?
Which of the following statements about oral epithelial cells is TRUE?
Which of the following statements about oral epithelial cells is TRUE?
The development of oral tissues primarily occurs in which embryonic region?
The development of oral tissues primarily occurs in which embryonic region?
What is a major historical aspect of understanding oral tissue development?
What is a major historical aspect of understanding oral tissue development?
What does the dental lamina give rise to during tooth development?
What does the dental lamina give rise to during tooth development?
What is the function of the vestibular lamina during tooth development?
What is the function of the vestibular lamina during tooth development?
During which weeks does the dental lamina begin its development?
During which weeks does the dental lamina begin its development?
What separates the oral epithelial cells from the underlying ectomesenchyme during tooth development?
What separates the oral epithelial cells from the underlying ectomesenchyme during tooth development?
What structures are formed from the dental lamina during its development?
What structures are formed from the dental lamina during its development?
What primarily occurs during histodifferentiation in the bell stage?
What primarily occurs during histodifferentiation in the bell stage?
What occurs between the oral epithelial cells of the dental placode and the ectomesenchyme cells?
What occurs between the oral epithelial cells of the dental placode and the ectomesenchyme cells?
Which cells are responsible for forming enamel during the late bell stage?
Which cells are responsible for forming enamel during the late bell stage?
In which week does the dental lamina divide into the dental lamina and vestibular lamina?
In which week does the dental lamina divide into the dental lamina and vestibular lamina?
What is the role of ectomesenchyme cells during the formation of dental placodes?
What is the role of ectomesenchyme cells during the formation of dental placodes?
Which of the following best describes the structure visible in the early bell stage?
Which of the following best describes the structure visible in the early bell stage?
Which two structures are associated with the enamel organ and dental papilla?
Which two structures are associated with the enamel organ and dental papilla?
What is the role of odontoblasts during the bell stage?
What is the role of odontoblasts during the bell stage?
What is the primary process of enamel formation called?
What is the primary process of enamel formation called?
What do odontoblasts primarily contribute to in tooth development?
What do odontoblasts primarily contribute to in tooth development?
Which mucosa type is associated with the gingiva?
Which mucosa type is associated with the gingiva?
What do ectomesenchymal cells develop into regarding the oral mucosa?
What do ectomesenchymal cells develop into regarding the oral mucosa?
During what stage is the enamel organ in the late bell stage undergoing amelogenesis?
During what stage is the enamel organ in the late bell stage undergoing amelogenesis?
What external factors can cause developmental anomalies during tooth formation?
What external factors can cause developmental anomalies during tooth formation?
What is the correct order of stages leading to the eruption of teeth?
What is the correct order of stages leading to the eruption of teeth?
Which structure do the oral epithelial cells originate from?
Which structure do the oral epithelial cells originate from?
What is the consequence of missing teeth during the initiation stage of tooth development?
What is the consequence of missing teeth during the initiation stage of tooth development?
During which stage of tooth development is the shape of the crown primarily determined?
During which stage of tooth development is the shape of the crown primarily determined?
What quality aspect of the crown is assessed during the bell stage?
What quality aspect of the crown is assessed during the bell stage?
What might be the outcome of incorrect folding during the development process, as metaphorically linked to origami?
What might be the outcome of incorrect folding during the development process, as metaphorically linked to origami?
Which developmental anomaly is characterized by rough enamel appearance?
Which developmental anomaly is characterized by rough enamel appearance?
What are the educational resources mentioned for understanding oral embryology?
What are the educational resources mentioned for understanding oral embryology?
What aspect of tooth development is not covered in the overview mentioned?
What aspect of tooth development is not covered in the overview mentioned?
Which stage directly correlates with the earliest phase of tooth crown development?
Which stage directly correlates with the earliest phase of tooth crown development?
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Study Notes
Stages of tooth development
- Dental Lamina: Forms in week 6-7, outlines developing dental arches.
- Vestibular lamina: Forms in week 7, gives rise to the vestibule (space between teeth and lip).
- Dental placode: Forms in week 8, epithelial swellings that develop into individual teeth.
- Bud stage: Initial stage of tooth development, where the dental placode invaginates and forms a bud-shaped structure.
- Cap stage: The bud elongates and takes on a cap-like shape, with an inner and outer layer of cells.
- Bell stage: The cap transforms into a bell-shaped structure, with distinct regions of enamel and dentin formation.
Oral Tissue Development
- Oral epithelial cells: Derived from ectoderm, responsible for forming enamel, oral mucosa, and other epithelial structures.
- Ectomesenchymal cells: Derived from neural crest cells, responsible for forming dentin, cementum, pulp, and periodontal ligament.
- Basement membrane: Separates epithelial and ectomesenchymal cells, facilitating communication and interaction during tooth development.
- Oral mucosa: Lines the oral cavity and comprises masticatory, lining, and specialized mucosa types.
- Lamina propria: Connective tissue underlying the oral mucosa, derived from ectomesenchymal cells.
- Submucosa: Layer of connective tissue beneath the lamina propria, also derived from ectomesenchymal cells.
Histo-differentiation
- Enamel organ: Differentiates into ameloblast (enamel-forming cells) and other cell types during the bell stage.
- Dental papilla: Differentiates into odontoblast (dentin-forming cells) and other cell types during the bell stage.
Clinical Significance
- Developmental anomalies: Can occur at any stage of tooth development due to genetic or environmental factors.
- Supernumerary teeth: Extra teeth resulting from an additional bud formation.
- Missing teeth: Absence of a tooth due to failure of initiation.
- Crown shape and quality: Affected by developmental events during the cap and bell stages.
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