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1
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what is odontogenesis?

A

process of tooth development

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2
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what is histogenesis?

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differentiation of cells to make new tissues

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3
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name the mineralised dental tissues

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enamel, dentine and cementum

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4
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name this unmineralised dental tissues?

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dental pulp and periodontium

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5
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what does the vestibular lamina do?

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contributes to the vestibule of the mouth and delineates the lips and cheek from the teeth formation of sulcus

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6
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describe the outer enamel epithelium

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outer layer of cuboidal cells that limits the enamel organ

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7
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describe the stellate reticulum

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group of cells in the enamel organ
Epithelial origin but some mesenchymal characteristics e.g. collagen I,II&III synthesis

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8
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describe the stratum intermedium

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two/three layers of cells that sit above the inner enamel epithelium

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9
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describe the inner enamel epithelium

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columnar shaped cells rich in RNA connected together by desmosomes

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10
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what does the dental lamina do?

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define where the tooth germ will be

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11
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name the stages in tooth development

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initiation stage
bud stage
cap stage
bell stage
crown stage (also called last bell stage)

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12
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preparation before teeth can be formed

? has ? migrating into it -> week ?

Condensation of ectomesenchyme in response to ?

primary ? band being formed

Gives rise to ?? and ??

A

mesenchyme
ectomesenchyme
6

FGF8

epithelial

dental lamina
vestibular lamina

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13
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preparation before teeth can be formed

Formation of the ? (vestibule) weeks ?

?? grows into ? weeks ? and ?

Then ? -> weeks ?

Forms ? between the teeth and ??

A

sulcus
7-12

vestibular lamina
mesenchyme
7
8

breaks down
11-12

vestibule
cheeks/lips

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14
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tooth development involves an interaction between what?

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epithelium - ectoderm
mesenchym - ectomesenchyme

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15
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in tooth development what does the epithelium (Ectoderm) give rise to?

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enamel and hyaline layer of the root

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16
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in tooth development what does the mesenchyme (Ectomesenchyme) give rise to?

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dentine, pulp, cementum and periodontium (PDL and bone)

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17
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what initiates tooth development?

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epithelium

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18
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dental lamina

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19
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primary epithelial band

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vestibular lamina

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21
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what week is this?

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week 7

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22
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what week is this?

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week 8

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23
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whats happening here?

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cell death

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24
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what week is this?

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week 11

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25
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what week is this?

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week 12

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26
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enamel organ

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27
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dental papilla

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28
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dental lamina

29
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when is the initiation stage?

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week 6

30
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when is the bud stage?

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week 8

31
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what happens in the bud stage?

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initiation of epithelial proliferation into the mesenchyme causing the mesenchyme to condense into a ball (bud)

32
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when is the cap stage?

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week 11

33
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what happens in the cap stage?

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epithelial migration and proliferation within the mesenchyme to surround the condensed ectomesenchyme

34
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when is the bell stage?

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week 14

35
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what happens in the bell stage? 4

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dental lamina shrinks and degrades

inner ectomesenchyme -> dental papilla

outer ectomesenchyme -> dental follicle

enamel organ has 4 distinct layers

36
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when is the dental lamina removed from the source?
what does this leave behind?

A

week 17

Cell nests and cell rests which have cystic potential

37
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what happens in the crown stage?

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Hard tissue formation -> dentine and enamel

38
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what are the 4 layers of the enamel organ from outer to innermost

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outer enamel epithelium
stellate reticulum
stratum intermedium
inner enamel epithelium

39
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stellate reticulum

40
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stratum intermedium

41
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dental follicle

42
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inner enamel epithelium

43
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outer enamel epithelium

44
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dental lamina

45
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dental papilla

46
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Inner enamel epithelium

forms ?? which will conform to ?

? cells at cusp tips that form ?

A

basal lamina
ADJ

columnar
ameloblasts -> enamel

47
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what does the stratum intermedium do?

A

Synthesis and transport stuff for the inner enamel epithelium e.g. matrix growth factors

48
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Stellate reticulum

? shaped due to ?

Role in ?

A

star
desmosomes

maintenance of shape and protection

49
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Outer enamel epithelium

? cells

Role to

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cuboidal

maintain shape and allow exchange between ectomesenchyme and enamel organ

50
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what stage of tooth germ is this?

A

bud stage

51
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What stage is this?

A

cap stage

52
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A

cap stage

53
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bell stage

54
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late bell stage

55
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crown stage

56
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crown stage

57
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crown stage

58
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what is this?

A

Enamel knot

Area of developing enamel that is a signal centre

59
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what is this?

A

Enamel niche

When dental lamina breaks down seen as a hole or depression

60
Q

what is this?

A

Enamel septum

Forms between the outer and inner epithelial cells, aids the change in shape from cap to bell stage

61
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what controls the initiation stage of tooth development?

A

epithelial signalling of growth factors that act on mesenchyme

SHH, BMP4 and FGF8

62
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what controls the bud stage of tooth development?

A

mesenchymal signalling of growth factors that act on epithelium

Msx1, Pax9 and Bmp4

63
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what controls the cap stage of tooth development?

A

enamel knot signalling that acts on mesenchyme and epithelium

FGF4/9 and BMP4/2

64
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what does the extracellular matrix do in tooth development?

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Allows growth factors to bind, switch on and release

Allows cell adhesion, proliferation, migration, polarisation and differentiation

65
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name some important matrix molecules

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Type I, III, IV collagen, laminin and other proteoglycans - syndecan and tenascin

66
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why are these matrix molecules important?
Type I, III, IV collagen, laminin and other proteoglycans - syndecan and tenascin

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they ensure an intact membrane which is needed for mesenchyme and odontoblasts to bind to it so they can differentiate

67
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name a cytokine important in tooth development

A

BMP4

68
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understand this overview

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