Devlopment L8 - oral developmental biology Odontogenesis 2 Flashcards
what is the name of the epitheliums that line the periphery of the enamel organ
inner and outer enamel epithelium
during the bell stage the inner enamel epithelium cells differentiate and become tall columnar what?
pre-ameloblasts
some cells between the inner enamel epithelium and stellate reticulum become spindle shaped forming which cell?
stratum intermedium
the cervical loop is continuation of the inner and outer enamel epithelium.
the cervical loop is an part of the tooth germ in that, it gives rise to the?
dental papilla and dental follicle
growth factors released from the cervical loop during the early stages of bell stage differnetiate the mesenchyme cells in to which cells?
dental papilla
growth factors released from the cervical loop allow the Dental Papilla and the Inner enamel epithelium to mature, causing them to elongate and polarise.
this allows the Dental Papilla to invade the acellular zone.
what does the dental papilla mature in to
mature in to odontoblasts to form predentine then dentine
IEE cells mature in to what?
Ameloblasts to form enamel
once dentine has been laid down near the cusp, what does this activate?
the laying of dentine signals ameloblast to lay down enamel.
the most cervical (cervical loop) portion of the enamel organ is responsible for the development of what?
root development
bell stage is marked by two events called morphodifferentiation and histodifferentiation which happen simultaneously.
what is morphdifferentiation and histodifferentiation?
morphodifferentiation refers to the establishment of the shape of the crown
histodifferentiation refers to the “coming of age” moment when dental papilla cells differentiate to odontoblast and inner enamel epithelial cells become ameloblasts
once the crown has been formed, the cercical loop starts to proliferate to give rise to what
hertwig’s epithelial root sheath.
the rooth sheath bends at 45 degrees towards the pulp narrowing the cervical opening.
as the root sheath proliferates, the inner layer of the root sheath induces differentiation.
the differentiation causes adjacent dental papilla cells to odontblasts which then produce the dentine.
what affect does dentine have on the root sheath
as dentine is formed, it begins to minerlaise and disintergrate the adjacent rooth sheath?
with the disintegration of the root sheath, gives access to dental folllicle cells to invade and interact with the dentine.
this interaction allows the follicle cells to differentiate to which cells
dental follicle cells differentiate to cementoblasts and lay down cementum
the image shows a devloping tooth at late bell stage:
a layer of pre-dentine is forming and this will stimulate what?
the ameloblasts to synthesise and secrete enamel proteins
odontoblast differentiate to become columnar in shape why is this?
odontoblast are protein secreting cells and the shape accomodates the abundance of rough ER and Golgi