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| Outer layer, will form the outer covering of the body and lining of the oral mucosa |
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| Middle Layer, will form the connective tissue, forms skeletal and muscular systems, also forms cementum, dentin, and pulp. |
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| inner layer, forms the lining of the internal organs |
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| Bud Stage, is when the tooth beginsto form the dental lamina and rise the tooth buds. 10 buds on each arch. |
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| Cap Stage, tooth bud grows and changes shape.Ectodern layer develops into enamel.Eventually the dentin and pulp form. Cementum and aveolar process are formed from a dental sac.(cells multiply) |
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| Bell Stage- Cells develop different tissues goes hand and hand with morphodiffertiation. |
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| Bell Stage- Cells begin to outline the future shape of developing organs |
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Calcium salts and other mineral salts are
Maturation Stage- Calcium salts and other mineral salts deposited in layers on the tooth.This process is also called calcification |
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| another name for apposition |
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the tooth pushes through the gumline and erupts until it meets it’s antagonist (the tooth that it
occludes with in the other arch) |
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the length of the clinical crown
increases due to gingival recession |
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| Interruption in the tooth development that causes an abnormality in the formation of the tooth. |
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| an extra tooth that has formed |
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| Mesiodont supernamery comes in as a point on the midline |
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| small spot on the mesial and distal surfaces of each tooth that touches, or contacts the proximal tooth. Stabilizes teeth and provides support. |
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| area between each tooth normally filled with interdental papilla |
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| any curvature either toward or away from the contact area. located on the incisal, lingual or facial surface |
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| Curvatures of the arch that account for strength and efficiency in mastication and assist in the stability of the teeth. |
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