(E1) 5 -Odontogenesis Part III: Root and Periodontitum Development Flashcards
Exam 1 - BLANKENSHIP
With enamel thickness reached, ________ can occur
root formation
During crown development enamel and dentin secretion occurs from the
_______ to the __________
- tip of the cusp
- cervical margin/tooth cervix
Cervical margin is the future site of the ___________
Cementoenamel Junction
What does HERS separate?
The two ectomesenchyme derived regions: dental papilla and dental follicle
- Remains open at the apical margin
What is HERS integral to?
Breakdown of HERS and radicular dentin deposition induces _______________
differentiation of the dental follicle
What is HERS?
What is the dental papilla?
What is the dental follicle?
What is the outcome of reciprocal induction?
Secretion and mineralization of hard tisses of the root (dentin and cementum)
What is the functional period of deciduous teeth?
About 7-8 years
Priamry Teeth: When does root development complete?
1.5 years after emerging into the oral cavity
Permanent Teeth: When does root development complete?
About 3.5 years after emerging into the oral cavity
Events of Root Formation - What is happening during initiation?
Events of Differentiation of Odontoblasts - What layer induces this and where?
Events of Deposition: Where do you find Predentin and Mineralized dentin?
Events of Fragmentation of HERS: What induces it and what is left remaining?
Events of Differentiation of Periodontium: What is exposed and what does this cause then?
HERS grows ______
apically
How does HERS regulate root formation?
The rim of HERS (proliferating end) bends 45 degrees creating the ___________
epithelial diaphragm
The epithelial diaphragm contributes to ______ (3 things)
Initiation of Root Formation: Teeth with one root
Initiation of Root Formation: Teeth with multiple roots
What is Taurodontism?
Cells of the IEE layer of HERS induce differentiation of _________ from outermost layer of dental papilla
odontoblasts (contributes to root lengthening)
Odontoblasts secrete _______ adjacent to HERS
predentin matrix
Predentin mineralizes into _______ adjacent to HERS
radicular dentin
Dentin classified by time of deposition: Describe the two types.
Describe dentin types based on location (4 types)
After first layer of radicular dentin is formed, HERS layers separate into clusters of cells. What are the two possible outcomes?
Epithelial cell rests function to ________ (4)
Epithelial cell rests (ECR) may serve as stem cell sources to ______
What is the result?
What is included in the periodontium?
Includes cementum, PDL, alveolar bone
What is the function of the periodontium?
Supporting and anchoring apparatus of the tooth
Contact of dental follicle with newly-formed dentin induces differentiation. Describe what is happening in the three layers.
When does the alveolar bone (tooth socket) begin forming?
During differentiation of the periodontium
Describe what hapens due to an abnormal breakdown of HERS
_______ is a thin layer of mineralized CT that covers the outer layer of the
root
Cementum
Functions of Cementum
Describe Cementum - composition and presentation
Location: Primary cementum
Cervical (coronal) 2/3
Location: Secondary cementum
Mid to Apical 1/3 and around the furcation zone
Location: Acellular Cementum
Cervical 2/3
Location: Cellular Cementum
Apical 1/3
Location: Extrinsic fiber cementum
Cervical 2/3
Location: mixed fiber cementum
apical 1/3 and furcation zone
Location: intrinsic fiber cementum
depends on the type of cementum
First location of cementum is the ______
cementoenamel junction (CEJ)
What are the three variations of cementum at the CEJ?
Primary cementume provides anchor for ____ to ______
- tooth
- alveolar bone
Slow deposition of primary cementum allows ______ to become trapped within
cementum
PDL fibers (Sharpey’s fibers)
After _____, secondary cementum is secreted
Occlusion
______ is a soft, specialized CT connecting the tooth to the alveolar bone
PDL
Function of the PDL
Functions of Alveolar Proper
Osteoblasts cluster and secrete osteoid via _________
intramembranous ossification
Describe Basal Bone
Describe Alveolar Bone Proper
What are the four stages of root development?