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Dental Terminology Related to Tooth Origin and formation
Dental Terminology Related to Tooth Origin and formation
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Exfoliate
Physiologic loss of **primary** dentition
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Eruption
The process of penetration of the tooth to the surrounding tissues
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Differentiation
The process of __acquiring__ **different functions** from __the original source__
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Proliferation
The process of __increase__ in mass and number but **with the same characters**
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Dentition
The teeth in the dental arch
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Odont
prefix related to dentition
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Deciduous
A term used to describe the primary teeth
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Permanent
The second set of human teeth **except molars**
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What is a succedaneous tooth?
A **permanent** tooth that __replaces__ a **primary** tooth
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What teeth are succedaneous?
Central and lateral Incisors, canines, first and second premolars
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What teeth are **not** succedaneous?
First, second and third molars
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Why are some teeth nonsuccedaneous?
Because they **do not have primary predecessors**
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Heterodont
Deciduous and Permanent teeth
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when does mixed dentition begin?
with the **appearance** of the **first permanent molars**
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when does mixed dentition end?
with the **exfoliation** of the **deciduous teeth**
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\-genesis
related to the process of creation and formation
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\-blast
__the function of tissue__ **creation** by a specialized cell type
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\-cyte
__the function of tissue__ **maintained** by specialized cell type
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\-clast
__the function of tissue__ **destruction** by a specialized cell type