eruption & shedding Flashcards
the movements a tooth makes to attain and maintain its position in the jaw
eruption
the movements of eruption are a cellular activity involving different cell types of the _____
periodontal ligament (PDL)
different cell types of the PDL
cementoblasts, osteoblasts, osteoclasts, and fibroblasts
most numerous cell type of the PDL that is thought to play a key role in tooth movement
fibroblast
functions of the fibroblast within the PDL:
- secretes extracellular substance
- lysis the extracellular substance
- may become a contracting cell called a fibromyocyte myofibroblast
a glycoprotein that exhibits elastic properties and serves as an integrin (similar to cell integrins) that binds to extracellular components such as collagen
fibronectin
stages of eruption and main direction of movement
- preemergence stage (facially)
- prefunctional stage (occlusally)
- functional (mesially)
the preemergence stage starts with the appearance of the _____ and continues to the appearance of ____ and ____, just prior to the start of root dentin formation
dental lamina; reduced enamel epithelium; Hertwig’s root sheath diaphragm
the number of ____ a tooth will have is determined during the preemergence stage
root canals
the cervical loop is where outer and inner layers of enamel organ come together to form ____ during the preemergence stage
Hertwig’s epithelial root sheath
the reduced enamel epithelium is attached to the completed enamel surface by a ____, the last secretion of ameloblasts
basal lamina
2 main functions of Hertwig’s epithelial root sheath
- determines the number of root canals of the tooth
2. determines the root dentin outline
Hertwig’s root sheath determines ____ before the start of root dentin formation and _____ at the start of root dentin formation
number of root canals; root dentin outline
the prefunctional stage of eruption starts with _____ and ends when tooth reaches _____
root dentin formation; occlusal plane
Hertwig’s epithelial root sheath breaks up and _____ begins at cervical most part of root dentin
cementogenesis