6 - Permanent Dentition Flashcards
Does primary or permanent detention have more variability for tooth eruption sequence?
Permanent
Are boys or girls ahead in calcification?
Girls
Are girls or boys ahead in 3rd molars?
Boys
Girls are how far ahead of boys in the eruption pattern?
5-6 months
In the upper arch, what teeth erupt last
Canines
When will 3rd molars erupt?
Around 18 years
Is timing consistent within a dentition?
Yes
Children who erupt any tooth early or late, tend to acquire
Other teeth early or late
Ideally, both sides of the mouth should have tooth eruptions at the
Same time
Maxillary canines usually come in _______ because the arch is too small
Labially
Maxillary canines usually come in labially because?
Arch is too small
What are the most commonly impacted teeth after the 3rd molars?
Maxillary canines
What local influences will “hasten” permanent tooth eruption?
- Localized pathosis such as abscesses
- If primary tooth is extracted during active eruption of permanent tooth
What local influences will “slow” permanent tooth eruption?
If the primary tooth is extracted before active eruption of permanent tooth
Vertical alveolar process growth leads to the maxilla and mandible going what?
- Maxilla gets larger
- Mandible gets smaller