Development and Eruption of Teeth Flashcards

1
Q

Maxillary permanent eruption age

A

781-0062, second 0 is underlined meaning three year spread. Every other number is a two year spread
7 is the central incisor and 2 is the 2nd molar

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2
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Mandibular permanent eruption age

A

679-0161, the 0 and last 1 are underlined meaning a three year spread. Every other number is a two year spread.
6 is the central incisor and 1 is the 2nd molar

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3
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When does calcification begin in utero?

A

13-16 weeks, by 18-20 weeks all have begun to calcify

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4
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When is calcification of permanents complete?

A

8-12 years old

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5
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Primary crown formation continues after birth for how many months for each tooth?

A
centrals-3 months
lateral-4 months
1st molar-7 months
canine-8 1/2 months
2nd molar-10 1/2 months
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6
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does the crown or the root form first?

A

the crown, root growth aids in tooth eruption

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7
Q

Prenatally, is the mandibular or maxillary jaw larger?

A

mandibular

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8
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Primary Max Central Incisors eruption (in months) and shed date (in years)

A

8-12 months erupt

6-7 years shed

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9
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Primary Max Lateral Incisors eruption (in months) and shed date (in years)

A

9-13 months

7-8 years

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10
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Primary Max Canine

eruption (in months) and shed date (in years)

A

16-22 months

10-12 years

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11
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Primary Max 1st molar

eruption (in months) and shed date (in years)

A

13-19 months

9-11 years

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12
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Primary Max 2nd molar

eruption (in months) and shed date (in years)

A

25-33 months

10-12 years

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13
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Primary Man. Central Incisor

eruption (in months) and shed date (in years)

A

6-10 months

6-7 years

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14
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Primary Man. Lateral Incisor

eruption (in months) and shed date (in years)

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10-16 months

7-8 years

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15
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Primary Man. Canine

eruption (in months) and shed date (in years)

A

17-23 months

9-12 years

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16
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Primary Man. 1st Molar

eruption (in months) and shed date (in years)

A

14-18 months

9-11 years

17
Q

Primary Man. 2nd Molar

eruption (in months) and shed date (in years)

A

23-31 months

10-12 years

18
Q

General Numbers for Primary Mandibular (in months)

A

7 CI, 11,LI, 15 1stM, 19C, 24 2ndM

19
Q

What tooth begins the mixed dentition?

A

Mandibular 1st molar

20
Q

Why is the mandibular 1st perm. molar not a succedaneous tooth?

A

Because it does not replace any primary teeth

21
Q

Where do the follicles of developing incisors and canines develop?

A

Lingual to the primary roots

22
Q

Where do the follicles of premolars develop?

A

In the bifurcation of primary molars

23
Q

What teeth are succedaneous teeth?

A

Incisors, canines, and premolars

24
Q

What are the 4 types of CEJs?

A
  1. Enamel overlaps cementum
  2. End to end
  3. Gap exposing dentin
  4. Cementum overlapping enamel
25
Q

T/F Periodontal fibers cannot embed into enamel?

A

True!! only can embed in cementum