Cementogenesis - hard tissue development Flashcards

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1
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cementum
Derived from ? cells in the ?

A

ectomesenchymal
dental follicle

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what are the two types of cementum?

A

Acellular -> primary
- Developing normally and slowly

Cellular -> secondary
- Development leads to cementoblasts becoming trapped in the cementum, called cementocytes
- Response to insult

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Dental ? -> odontoblasts -> dentine

Dental ? -> cementoblasts -> cementum

Both the dental papilla and follicle are of ? origin but need an ? initiating signal

A

papilla

follicle

ectomesenchymal
epithelial

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The roots form when the ? has formed and begins to ?

A

crown
erupt

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5
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Root development is driven by what?

A

Hertwig’s epithelial root sheath (HERS)

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hertwig’s epithelial root sheath (HERS) is derived from what?

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the cervical loop of epithelial cells of the enamel organ

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hertwig’s epithelial root sheath (HERS) induces what?

A

root dentinogenesis and cementogenesis (indirectly)

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9
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hertwig’s epithelial root sheath (HERS)

Proliferates ?

Disintegrates ?

A

apically (down)

cervically (accross)

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hertwig’s epithelial root sheath (HERS)

Produces growth factors ?,?,?

transcription factor ?

A

BMP4
EGF
TGFβ

SHH

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Root formation

? induces odontoblast formation ?

? then ? forms and ??? breaks down

? cells secrete enamel matrix proteins (?) on the surface of ?

Enamel matrix proteins mineralise forming the ?????

Hers cells disintegrate ? as no ?? and cant attach to ??

Inductions of ?? to migrate to the ?? and form ?

Cementoblasts secrete ?? and retreat ?

Cementum matrix ?, entrapping ?? (collagen) -> ??

Remnant of HERS form ???? in ? -> ??

A

HERS
apically

predentine
dentine
HERS basal lamina

HERS
amelogenins
predentine

hyaline layer of hopewell smith

coronally
basal lamina
enamel proteins

follicle cells
root surface
cementoblasts

cementum matrix
outwards

mineralises
PDL fibres
sharpey fibres

cell rests of malassez
PDL
cystic potential

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root formation overview

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Cementoblasts origin
They are derived from ?? however new evidence suggests that some cementoblasts may be derived from ?? through undergoing ?

A

dental follicle

HERS cells

epithelial to mesenchymal transformation

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When the tooth is unerupted it sits in ? surrounded by ??. The ??? protects the tooth from follicle cells.

If the reduced enamel epithelium is broken exposing the enamel to the follicle cells. The ?? in enamel induces the ?? to migrate and make ?

A

bone
follicle cells
reduced enamel epithelium

epithelial proteins
follicle cells
cementum

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16
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Clinical application of enamel proteins inducing cementogenesis

If got ?? can put enamel matrix (Emdogain) on root surface then cover it up again with bone.

Induces ? then new ? and ?? formed leading to ?

A

bone loss

cementogenesis
PDL
alveolar bone
reattachment