lecture 6 Flashcards
tooth eruption sequence
- variability (perm more and primary not)
- gender differences
what gender is ahead in calcification except for third molars?
and ahead by how much time
girls are by 5-6 months
sequence of eruption in lower arch:
- 1M- 6 years
- CI- 6 years
- LI- 7.5 years
- C- 10 years
- 1P- 10.5 years
- 2P- 11 years
- 2M 12 years
sequence of C, 1P and 2P in lower arch
canine first but 1p can be first
C-1p-2p
1p-C-2p
1p-2p-C
sequence of eruption in upper arch:
- 1M-6 years (after lower 1M)
- CI- 7 years
- LI- 8 years
- 1P- 10 years
- 2P- 11 years
- C- 11 years
- 2M- 12 years
different eruption sequences explain most frequently crowded teeth:
maxillary canines
and
mandibular 2P
what are 2 local influences which hasten permanent tooth eruption
- localized pathosis (periapical lesions (abscess)
- if primary tooth is extracted during active eruption of permanent tooth (more than 2.3 of the root formed)
the increases of this are tied to alveolar process growth (both dental eruption and vertical process growth)
arch width
(longer it becomes, the wider it is going to get)=
maxilla
at it grows, the more constriction you get
mandible
(arch width changes)
vertical alveolar process growth occurs during
growth spurts
arch width changes allows:
- dental eruption
- wider placement of permanent teeth
- apposition of alveolar bone to support teeth will result in increase in arch width
with Intercanine Distance, once permanent teeth are in (at 10-12 years of age) the
upper=
lower=
upper= loses <1mm of growth
lower= stops growth
the maxillary arch increase occurs during:
1
2
3
- growth spurts
- eruption of incisors
- (large increase) during eruption of cuspids
is there significant increase in intercanine width in either mandible or maxilla after the eruption of permanent canines?
NO
dimensional changes in the dental arch are:
quite variable
different for male and female
different for max and mand arches
(max arches easy and can expand)
(mand arches are difficult and have less bone/no expansion)
is the max arch different between sexes?
no
factors of the max arch which limit loss include:
- greater labial angulation of incisors
- greater increases in arch width
- smaller leeway space
the curve of spee in primary dentition is
flat