4 - Tooth germ - Physiological stages in teeth development Flashcards

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Origin of teeth

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  • Teeth have a dual origin - ectodermal + mesodermal
  • Ectomesenchyme is also involved
  • In tooth development - interaction occurs between oral ectoderm + ectomesenchyme to initiate process
  • Cellular interactions between epithelium + ectomesenchyme = formation of dentin, cementum, enamel + a crown
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Morphogenesis

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  • Stimulated by molecular signals that control ⇢ cell growth, migration + differentiation
  • Also known as morpho differentation
  • The development of form + specific tissues as a result from ⇢ migration of embryonic cells + their interactions
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Induction

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  • First process to occur during embryogenesis of interaction between developing embryonic cells
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Patterning

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  • Specification of embryo through segmentation
  • Is both a spatial + temporal eventregional development of teeth that occurs at different times
  • Involves processes of ⇢ induction, competence + differentiation
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Differentiation

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  • Process of specialisation of embryonic cells
  • Interstitial growth = growth deep within a tissue/organ
  • Appositional growth = growth at periphery through addition of additional cell layers
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Physiological stages

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  1. Initiation
  2. Proliferation
  3. Histodifferentiation
  4. Morphodifferentiation
  5. Apposition
  6. Maturation
  7. Eruption
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Initiation - Primary epithelial band stage

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Stage 1 - Primary epithelilal band

  • A thickening in epithelium around the mouth in upper + lower jaw
  • Band is horse shoe shape + correspond w/position of future dental arches of jaw
  • Gives rise to 2 subdivisions
  1. Vestibular lamina ⇢ cells rapidly enlarge + then degenerate to form a cleft that forms vestibule between cheek + tooth bearing area
  2. Dental Lamina ⇢ proliferative activity leads to formation of epithelial outgrowths into ectomesenchyme at sites of positions of future primary teeth (tooth bud formation)
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Stage 2 - Proliferation

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  • Multiplication of cells + increase in amount of tooth bud
  • Observed in epithelium + ectomesenchyme
  • Cells of basal layer begin to proliferate at rapid rate + contain the entire growth potential of teeth
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Stage 3 - Histodifferentiation

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  • Histological appearance of different cells w/different forms, sizes + functions
  • Next step ⇢ formation of different cell layers in the epithelium + ectomesenchyme
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Stage 4 - Morphodifferentiation

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  • Differentiated cells are arranged under different layers
  • Each layer has its own function + takes part in creating structures of tooth + determining shape + size
  • At this stage elements of tooth germ are formed:
  1. Enamel Organ - ectodermal ⇢ forms enamel
  2. Dental Papilla - mesenchymal + ectomesenchymal ⇢ Form dentin + pulp
  3. Dental Follicle - mesenchymal + ectomesenchymal ⇢ All around tooth
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Rest of the stages

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Stage 5 - Apposition

Stage 6 - Maturation

Stage 7 - Eruption

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