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odontogenesis
process of tooth development
primary teeth begin in the
5th week of embryonic development
by the ___ week, all primary teeth are developed
17th week
permanent teeth begin in week __ of the fetal period and continues until the late teens
10th
germ layers

third to fourth week


formation of palate
premaxilla (primary palate) + lateral palentine process (secondary palate)
premaxilla (primary) palate
forms between 5 to 6th week
anterior portion of palate
forms intermaxillary segment (medial nasal process)
lateral palantine (secondary palate)
6th to 12th week
forms pax process
hard palate
tooth tissues
ectoderm - enamel
mesenchyme - cementum, dentin pulp (connective tissue)
induction
process of one tissue influencing the development of another tissue
poliferation
cell number multiply
differentiation
more specialized, diffrent from one another
morphogenesis
actually developing into the tissue/structure
maturation
more developming, becoming more than what they are
stages of tooth development
initation stage (g-6)
bud stage (8th)
cap stage (9-10 weeks)
bell stage (11-12)
apposition stage
eruption stage

enamel organ - tooth germ becomes organized, develops into 4 layers
proliferation, differentiation, and morphogenesis
bell stage
bell stage layers of the enamel organ

dental sac
surrounds the developing tooth germ + provides cells that will form periodontal ligament, which in turn will produce cementum and alveolar bone proper
dental papilla
condensed ectomesenchyme located on the concave side of the enamel organ
periodontium includes
alveolar bone
periodontal ligament
cementum
gingival unit