(E1) 5 -Odontogenesis Part III: Root and Periodontitum Development Flashcards

Exam 1 - BLANKENSHIP

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With enamel thickness reached, ________ can occur

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root formation

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During crown development enamel and dentin secretion occurs from the
_______ to the __________

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  • tip of the cusp
  • cervical margin/tooth cervix
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Cervical margin is the future site of the ___________

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Cementoenamel Junction

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What does HERS separate?

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The two ectomesenchyme derived regions: dental papilla and dental follicle

  • Remains open at the apical margin
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4
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What is HERS integral to?

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5
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Breakdown of HERS and radicular dentin deposition induces _______________

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differentiation of the dental follicle

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6
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What is HERS?

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7
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What is the dental papilla?

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What is the dental follicle?

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9
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What is the outcome of reciprocal induction?

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Secretion and mineralization of hard tisses of the root (dentin and cementum)

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10
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What is the functional period of deciduous teeth?

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About 7-8 years

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11
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Priamry Teeth: When does root development complete?

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1.5 years after emerging into the oral cavity

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Permanent Teeth: When does root development complete?

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About 3.5 years after emerging into the oral cavity

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13
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Events of Root Formation - What is happening during initiation?

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14
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Events of Differentiation of Odontoblasts - What layer induces this and where?

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15
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Events of Deposition: Where do you find Predentin and Mineralized dentin?

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16
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Events of Fragmentation of HERS: What induces it and what is left remaining?

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17
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Events of Differentiation of Periodontium: What is exposed and what does this cause then?

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18
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HERS grows ______

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apically

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19
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How does HERS regulate root formation?

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20
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The rim of HERS (proliferating end) bends 45 degrees creating the ___________

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epithelial diaphragm

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21
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The epithelial diaphragm contributes to ______ (3 things)

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22
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Initiation of Root Formation: Teeth with one root

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23
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Initiation of Root Formation: Teeth with multiple roots

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What is Taurodontism?
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Cells of the IEE layer of HERS induce differentiation of _________ from outermost layer of dental papilla
odontoblasts (contributes to root lengthening)
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Odontoblasts secrete _______ adjacent to HERS
predentin matrix
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Predentin mineralizes into _______ adjacent to HERS
radicular dentin
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Dentin classified by time of deposition: Describe the two types.
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Describe dentin types based on location (4 types)
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After first layer of radicular dentin is formed, HERS layers separate into clusters of cells. What are the two possible outcomes?
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Epithelial cell rests function to ________ (4)
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Epithelial cell rests (ECR) may serve as stem cell sources to ______
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What is the result?
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What is included in the periodontium?
Includes cementum, PDL, alveolar bone
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What is the function of the periodontium?
Supporting and anchoring apparatus of the tooth
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Contact of dental follicle with newly-formed dentin induces differentiation. Describe what is happening in the three layers.
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When does the alveolar bone (tooth socket) begin forming?
During differentiation of the periodontium
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Describe what hapens due to an abnormal breakdown of HERS
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_______ is a thin layer of mineralized CT that covers the outer layer of the root
Cementum
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Functions of Cementum
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Describe Cementum - composition and presentation
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Location: Primary cementum
Cervical (coronal) 2/3
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Location: Secondary cementum
Mid to Apical 1/3 and around the furcation zone
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Location: Acellular Cementum
Cervical 2/3
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Location: Cellular Cementum
Apical 1/3
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Location: Extrinsic fiber cementum
Cervical 2/3
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Location: mixed fiber cementum
apical 1/3 and furcation zone
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Location: intrinsic fiber cementum
depends on the type of cementum
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First location of cementum is the ______
cementoenamel junction (CEJ)
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What are the three variations of cementum at the CEJ?
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Primary cementume provides anchor for ____ to ______
- tooth - alveolar bone
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Slow deposition of primary cementum allows ______ to become trapped within cementum
PDL fibers (Sharpey’s fibers)
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After _____, secondary cementum is secreted
Occlusion
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______ is a soft, specialized CT connecting the tooth to the alveolar bone
PDL
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Function of the PDL
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Functions of Alveolar Proper
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Osteoblasts cluster and secrete osteoid via _________
intramembranous ossification
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Describe Basal Bone
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Describe Alveolar Bone Proper
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What are the four stages of root development?