EX1; Practical Images - Face Development and Odontogenesis Flashcards

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  1. median nasal process
  2. right lateral nasal process
  3. left lateral nasal process
  4. right maxillary process
  5. left maxillary process
  6. right mandibular process
  7. left mandibular process
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What do the numbers represent and the red arrows?

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  1. median nasal process
  2. maxillary process
  3. mandibular process
  4. eye
  5. nostril
  6. stomodeum

red arrows = grooves between the maxillary and median nasal process

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tongue positioned in the stomodeum

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  1. stomodeum
  2. tongue
  3. future nasal cavity
  4. primary palate
  5. nasal septum
  6. palatine fold
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  1. tongue
  2. palatine folds
  3. nasal septum
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  1. palatine folds
  2. tongue
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  1. nasal septum
  2. palatine folds
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  1. nasal septum
  2. palatine folds
  3. tongue
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What is the mesenchymal tissue origin of these locations

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  1. median nasal process
  2. maxillary facial process
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10
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nasal septum
tongue
palatine folds

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11
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palatine folds
tongue

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12
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priamry palate
nasal septum
palatine folds

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13
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  1. vestibular lamina
  2. primary dental lamina
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  1. primary dental lamina
  2. vestibular lamina
  3. Meckel’s cartilage
    ? = tongue
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  1. fusion of nasal septum, palatine processes, and pirmary palate
  2. primary dental lamina
  3. vestibular lamina
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  1. vestibular lamina
  2. primary dental lamina
17
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  1. vestibular lamina
  2. epithelial bud stage
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  1. tongue
  2. primary dental lamina
  3. epitheila bud
  4. vestibular lamina
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  1. vestibular lamina
  2. epithelail cap
  3. Meckel cartilage
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  1. vestibular lamina
  2. primary dental lamina
  3. epithelial cap
  4. enamel knot
21
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What stage is this

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epithelial bell (organ) stage

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  1. inner epitheial layer
  2. stratum intermedium
  3. stellate reticulum
  4. outer epitheial layer
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  1. enamel organ
  2. dental papilla
  3. dental follicle
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  1. enamel organ
  2. dental papilla
  3. dental follicle
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  1. odontoblasts
  2. ameloblasts
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  1. pulp
  2. dentin
  3. enamel
  4. ameloblasts
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  1. reduced enamel epithelium
28
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  1. inner epithelial layer
  2. cervial loop
  3. outer epithelail layer
29
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This was what part of the tooth germ and what 2 formative (blast) cell types arose from its stem cells

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dental papilla
fibroblast and odontoblast

30
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This was what part of the tooth germ and what 3 formative (blast) cell types arose from its stem cells?

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dental follicle
osteoblast, fibroblast, cementoblast

31
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Identify the epithelail stage of odontogenesis

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epithelial bud

32
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Identify the epithelail stage of odontogenesis

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epithelial cap

33
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Identify the epithelial stage of odontogenesis

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primary dental lamina

34
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Identify the epithelail stage of odontogenesis

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enamel (bell) organ

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  1. inner epithelial layer
  2. stratum intermedium
  3. stellate reticulum
  4. outer epitheilial layer
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  1. enamel organ
  2. dental papilla
  3. dental follicle
37
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The dental papilla is on which side of the image

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right; note the clear acellular layer (future (DEJ)

38
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secondary dental lamina