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Primary Epithelial Band
A - oral epithelium
B - primary epithelial band

INVAGINATION OF
PRIMARY EPITHELIAL BAND
A - primary band
arrow bifurcation of primary epithelial band

DENTAL AND
VESTIBULAR
LAMINAE
A - primary epithelial band
B - dental lamina

CONTINUED GROWTH OF DENTAL LAMINA
A - dental lamina
B - vestibular lamina

DEVELOPMENT OF
THE DENTAL
ORGAN
A - dental lamina
B - dental organ
C - mesenchymal cells
D - alveolar bone socket

MANDIBULAR TOOTH DEVELOPMENT
A - mandibular dental organ
B - mesenchymal cells
C - mandibular vestibularlamina
D - alveolar process
E - maxillary dental organ
F - maxillary vestibularlamina

CAP STAGE OF
MORPHODIFFERENTIATIO N
A - dental lamina
B - inner dental epithelium
C - outer dental epithelium
D - stellate reticulum
E - cervical loop
F - mesenchymal cells
G - dental follicle/sac

HIGH POWER OF
CAP STAGE
A - inner dental epithelium
B - dental papilla C - enamel knot
D - outer dental epithelium
E - stellate reticulum
F - dental lamina
G - dental sac/follicle
H - cervical loop

DEVELOPMENT OF
THE ENAMEL NICHE
A - dental lamina
B - vestibular lamina
C - lip furrow
D - enamel niche

HIGH POWER OF
ENAMEL NICHE
A - enamel niche
B - dental lamina
C - lingual wall of niche
D - buccal wall of niche
E - floor of the niche
F - oral epithelium
G - cervical loop
H - stellate reticulum
I - dental papilla
J - outer dental epithelium
K - inner dental epithelium

BELL STAGE OF MORPHOGENESIS
A - cervical loop
B - stellate reticulum
C - enamel septum
D - inner dental epithelium
E - stratum intermedium
F - dental lamina
G - outer dental epithelium
H - dental papilla

BELL STAGE OF IDE AT CUSP OF TOOTH
A - dental papilla
B - inner dental epithelialcells
C - outer dental epithelium
D - stellate reticulum
E - stratum intermedium
F - odontoblasts

SECRETION OF PREDENTIN
A - odontoblasts
B - dental papillae
C - predentin
D - inner dental epithelium
E - outer dental epithelium
F - stellate reticulum
G - stratum intermedium

INITIATION OF ENAMEL
SECRETION
A - disintegrating dentallamina
B - enamel
C - stellate reticulum
D - cervical loop
E - dental papilla

ENAMEL FORMATION CONTINUES
A - enamel
B - dentin
C - alveolar bone socket
D - dental septum
E - stellate reticulum
F - cervical loop
G - outer dental epithelium
H - inner dental epithelium

ENAMEL SECRETION - HIGH POWER
A - stellate reticulum
B - stratum intermedium
C - inner dental epithelium
D - dentin
E - odontoblasts
F - dental papilla
G - preodontoblasts
H - ameloblasts

DEVELOPING
DENTINOENAME L JUNCTION
A - enamel
B - dentin
C - ameloblasts
D - stratum intermedium
E - stellate reticulum
F - outer dental epithelium
G - capillaries
H - odontoblasts
I - dental pulp
* - dentinoenamel junction

DEVELOPING CUSP OF A TOOTH
A - dental pulp
B - dentin
C - enamel
D - ameloblasts
E - stratum intermedium/ODE
F - capillaries
G - artifactual space
H - alveolar bone socket

DEVELOPING CUSP OF
AN INCISOR
A - pulp
B - odontoblasts
C - dentin
D - enamel
E - ameloblasts
F - condensed ODE and sraumintermedium
G - alveolar bone

DISINTEGRATING DENTAL LAMINA
A - disintegrating dentallamina
B - enamel
C - oral epithelium
D - dentin
E - ameloblasts
F - condensed ODE and sraumintermedium
G - early reduced enamelepithelium
H - dentinoenamel junction

EPITHELIAL PEARLS
A - epithelial (Serre's) pearl

PRIMORDIA OF
SUCCESSIONAL TEETH
A - primordium of ueionaltooth
B - bell stage developmentof deciduous tooth
C - dental lamina of ueionaltooth

DENTAL LAMINA OF SUCCESSIONAL TEETH
A - dental lamina of permatetooth
B - cervical loop
C - epithelial diaphragm
D - stellate reticulum
E - dentin
F - enamel

SECTION THROUGH THE MAXILLARY PROCESS
A - canine tooth
B - first molar
C - second molar
D - first permanent molar
E - dental lamina of 1st permanent molar
F - shelf-like dental lmin
G - extension of dental lamina

REDUCED ENAMEL
EPITHELIUM
A - enamel space
B - reduced enamel lpthum
C - dentin
D - dental pulp
E - alveolar bone

HIGH POWER OF REDUCED ENAMEL EPITHELIUM
A - reduced enamel lpthum
B - debris in enamel space
C - dentin

TOOTH
ERUPTION
A - epithelial diaphragm
B - fusion of oral andreduced enamel epithelium

EPITHELIAL FUSION AT ERUPTION
A - oral epithelium
B - reduced enamel lpthum
C - fusion of the epithelia
D - enamel
E - dentin
F - odontoblasts
G - dental pulp

HIGH POWER OF TOOTH CUSP AT ERUPTION
A - pulp
B - odontoblasts
C - dentin
D - enamel space
E - dentinoenamel junction
F - protective ameloblastlayer
G - reduced enamel lpthum
H - oral epithelium
* - fusion ofepithelial membranes at
eruption

INITIATION OF ROOT FORMATION
A - crown of tooth B - root of tooth
C - enamel space
D - ameloblasts
E - dentin
F - odontoblasts
G - epithelial diaphragm
1 - morphogenic region
2 - organizing region 3 - secretory region

THE CERVICAL LOOP
A - cervical loop
B - epithelial root seat
C - odontoblasts
D - dentin
E - dental pulp
F - alveolar bone

THE EPITHELIAL ROOT SHEATH
A - pulp
B - odontoblasts
C - inner dental epithelium
D - stellate reticulum
E - outer dental epithelium

FORMATION OF THE EPITHELIAL DIAPHRAGM
A - root of tooth
B - dentin
C - predentin
D - epithelial diaphragm
E - outer dental epithelium
F - epithelial rests
G - odontoblasts

ROOTS OF A
MANDIBULAR MOLAR
A - epithelial diaphragm
B - apical foramen
C - dentin of root
D - epithelial root sheath
E - pulp cavity

THE DENTAL
PAPILLA
A - mesenchymal cell
B - fibroblast C - capillary

RADICULAR PULP
A - pulp (radicular)
B - odontoblasts
C - dentin
D - epithelial root sheath
E - predentin

CORONAL PULP
A - odontoblasts
B - pulp (coronal)
C - predentin
D - dentin

ZONES OF THE PULP
1 - odontoblast zone 2 - cell-free zone
3 - cell-rich zone
4 - pulp core
A- Dentin
B- nerve
C- blood vessel

PERIPHERAL PULP REGION
A - odontoblast layer
B - cell-free zone C - cell-rich zone
D - nerve pleus
E - capillary
F - dentin

FALSE PULP STONE
A - pulp
B - dentin
C - false pulp stone

TRUE PULP STONE
A - true pulp stone B - dentinal tubules

CENTRAL PULP
CAVITY
A - blood vessels
B - nerve fibers C - nerve trunk

DEVELOPING ODONTOBLASTS
A - odontoblasts
B - mesenchymal cells ofpulp
C - preodontoblasts
D - predentin
E - inner dental epithelium
F - preameloblasts
G - stratum intermedium
H - stellate reticulum

KORFF'S FIBERS
A - pulp
B - ameloblasts C - enamel
D - artifactual space
E - dentin
F - reticular fibers
G - odontoblasts
H - D-E junction

DENTIN
SECRETION
A - pulp
B - odontoblasts
C - predentin
D - dentin
E - enamel
F - dentinal tubule

MANTLE DENTIN
A - enamel
B - D-E junction
C - mantle dentin
D - circumpulpal dentin
E - predentin

ODONTOBLAST PROCESS
BRANCHING
A - branching of dnblasicprocesses
B - D-E junction
C - dentin
D - odontoblast processes
E - enamel

BRANCHING OF
ODONTOBLAST PROCESSES
A - branching of odontoblastprocesses
B - mantle dentin
C - enamel
D - lateral extensions ofdentinal tubules

ENAMEL SPINDLES
A - D-E junction
B - enamel spindles C - dentin
D - dentinal tubules

DENTINAL TUBULES
A - dentinal tubules
B - intertubular dentin
C - odontoblast processes

TUBULE DENSITY NEAR THE PULP
A - dentinal tubules
B - intertubular dentin C - this one does
D - crowding of odontoblasts

DENTINAL TUBULES
IN CROSS-
SECTION
A - dentinal tubules B - intertubular dentin

CROSS-SECTIONED
DENTINAL TUBULES AT MID DENTIN REGION
A - dentinal tubules
B - intertubular dentin
C - peritubular dentin
D - odontoblast process

CROSS-SECTIONED
DENTINAL TUBULES NEAR THE PULP
A - dentinal tubules
B - peritubular dentin C - intertubular dentin
D - odontoblast processes

DEMINERALIZED
CROSS SECTION OF
DENTINAL TUBULES
A - intertubular dentin B - predentin

DENTINAL TUBULES IN
LONGITUDINAL SECTION
A - odontoblast processes
B - peritubular dentin C - intertubular dentin

CURVATURE OF
DENTINAL
TUBULES
A - primary curvature ofthe dentinal tubules

CHANGES IN THE PRIMARY
CUVATURE
A - dentinal tubules in thecrown B - dentinal tubules in the root

DENTINAL TUBULES IN THE ROOT
A - dentinal tubules in trdentin

CROSS SECTION THROUGH CERVIX OF TOOTH
A - inner/outer loops ofdentinal tubules B- dentinal tubules cutobliquely

SECONDARY
CURVATURE OF
DENTINAL TUBULES
A - secondary curvatures
B - odontoblast process C - intertubular dentin

INCREMENTAL LINES
IN DENTIN
A - incremental lines ofvon Ebner

DEMINERALISED
INCREMENTAL
LINES
A - incremental lines ofvon Ebner
B - mantle dentin
C - spherule-like paernof dentin mineralization

DENTIN MINERALIZATION
A - dentin mineralizationfront
B - dentin
C - predentin
D - odontoblasts
E - pulp

GLOBULAR DENTIN
A - globular dentin
B - interglobular dentin C - dentinal tubules

MINERALIZATION OF DENTIN
A - interglobular dentin
B - globular dentin
C - dentinal tubules

DENTIN
MINERALIZATIO N FRONT
A - odontoblasts
B - predentin
C - dentin
D - mineralized globulardentin
E - dentinal tubules

PULP-DENTIN INTERFACE
A - odontoblasts
B - odontoblast processes
C - predentin

INTERGLOBULAR DENTIN
A - interglobular dentin
B - dentinal tubules C - D-E junction
D - mantle dentin

HIGH POWER OF
INTERGLOBULAR
DENTIN
A - interglobular dentin
B - dentinal tubule

TOMES' GRANULAR LAYER OF DENTIN
A -Tomes' granular layer
B - cementum
C - contour lines of Owen
D - dentin

TOMES' GRANULAR
LAYER & INTERGLOBULAR DENTIN
A -Tomes' granular layer B - interglobular dentin

SECONDARY DENTIN
A - pulp
B - primary dentin
C - secondary dentin

REGULAR
SECONDARY DENTIN
A - primary dentin
B - secondary dentin
C - predentin
D - odontoblasts

HYPERACTIVE
SECONDARY DENTIN FORMATION
A - enamel (missing)
B - secondary dentin
C - primary dentin
D - pulp

DEAD TRACTS
A - enamel
B - dead tracts of dentin C - secondary dentin

DEAD TRACTS OF
DENTIN
A - dead tracts
B - interlobular dentin
C - primary curvatures

SCLEROTIC DENTIN
A - carious dentin
B - sclerotic dentin
C - dead tracts
D - secondary dentin
E - dentin
F - enamel
G - pulp

SCLEROTIC DENTIN
IN TRANSMITTED LIGHT
A - carious dentin
B - sclerotic dentin
C - dead tracts
D - secondary dentin
E - enamel

DIFFERENTIAL DENTIN DIAGNOSIS
A - carious dentin
B - sclerotic dentin
C - primary dentin
D - regular secondary tide
E - pulp
F - enamel defect
G - irregular (reactive) secondary dentin
H - irregular (reactive) secondary dentin

DENTIN
RESORPTION
A - dentinoclasts
B - dentin C - pulp

DENTINOCLAST S
A - dentinoclasts B - dentinal tubule

ENAMEL SECRETION
A - ameloblasts
B - enamel
C - condensed epitheliallayer
D - capillaries
E - terminal bars
F -Tomes' processes
G - dentin
H - D-E junction

TOMES'
PROCESSES
A - immature enamel B -Tomes' processes

TERMINATION OF ENAMEL
SECRETION
A - ameloblasts
B - enamel - enamel
C - condensed epithelialcells
D - capillaries

MATURATION OF ENAMEL
A - ameloblasts
B - enamel
C - maturative surface ofenamel
D - D-E junction
E - dentin

GNARLED ENAMEL
A - D-E junction
B - gnarled enamel
C - dentin

LINES OF RETZIUS
A - dentin
B - D-E junction
C - lines of Retzius
D - mantle dentin

INCREMENTAL LINES IN ENAMEL
A - line of Retzius
B - D-E junction
C - interglobular dentin
D - dentin

PERIKYMAT A
A - perikymata

CROSS-SECTION THROUGH CROWN OF TOOTH
A - lines of Retzius

HUNTER-SCHREGER BANDS
A - Hunter-Schreger bands
B - D-E junction
C - dead tracts of dentin

ENAMEL SPINDLES AT
THE DEJ
A - dentin
B - enamel
C - odontoblast processes
D - D-E junction
E - enamel spindles

ENAMEL TUFTS
A - dentin
B - enamel
C - enamel spindles
D - D-E junction E - enamel tufts
F - interglobular dentin
G - mantle dentin

ENAMEL LAMELLAE
A - D-E junction
B - enamel lamella
C - dentin

HUMAN ENAMEL RODS
A - head of enamel rod B - tail of enamel rod

CORONAL
SECTION
THROUGH Enamel
A - enamel rods in r-section B - enamel rods cut yogtuda

ENAMEL ROD FORMATION
A - ameloblasts
B -Tomes' process
C - enamel rod
D - dentin
E - mantle dentin

DEJ
MORPHOLOGY
A - D-E junction
B - enamel
C - dentin
D - dentinal tubules

DEJ INTERFACE
A - lines of Retzius
B - D-E junction
C - dentinal tbles/dntoblastprocesses
D - mantle dentin
