Tooth development, eruption and anatomy of primary teeth.
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Tooth development, eruption and anatomy of primary teeth
Tooth development
• Inductio (6-7thweek i.u.)– Initation stage– dental lamina
• Proliferatio – Toothbud (8th week)– Cap stage (9-10th week)
• Histodifferentiatio– Bell stage(11-12th week)– Toothgerm
• Calcificatio– Enamel– Dentin
• Eruptio– Root (Hertwig’s epithelial seath)
• A. Preeruptiv stage• B. Eruptiv –prefunctional stage• C. Posteruptiv – functional stage
Eruption
The reduced enamel epithelium fused with the oral epithelium lining the oral cavity
Incisors: 17th embrional week
Molars: ca. 20th embrional week
Birth:
• Incisors: crown formation almost completed
• Canines: crown up to the ½;
• Molars: crown up to the ¼ .
Mineralisatio Primary dentition
Eruptio dentis decidui
Average eruption times: in month;
Usually the lower teeth are erupting first;
Crown development: at 2 ½ years completed;
Root development: 1 – 1 ½ years later;
Tootharch shapes: „U”.
Average eruption timesMonth
Primary teeth Schopf Fehér
First incisors 6-10 8.-12.
Lateral incisors 10-14 9-13
Canines 18-24 16-22
First molars 14-18 13-19
Second molars 24-30 25-33
Simptoms of primary teeth eruption
• pain;• higher salivary flux, chewing;• digestive disorders• temperature(37° - 38°C);• irritability;• Sleep disorders.
Disturbances during dentition
• dentitio praecox• dentitio tarda• dentitio difficilis
• dens connatalis• (dens praelactales)• dens neonatale
eruption cysts
Primary dentition
• Relation between the roots of the primary teeth and the crows of the permanent tooth.
• no diastemas
• fiziological diastemas
Forráss: Ch. Splieth: Kinderzahnheilkunde in der Praxis, Quintessence Verlag, 2002.
Anatomy of primary teeth they are usually smaller then the permanent
rare individuall variarion
colour: blue-white
enamel mineralisation
cervically: cingulum
thinner layer of enamel and dentin
rooths are small, fracturing often
Wide pulp wi
fiziological root resrption: genetical
Mühlreiter – sighns
Mixed dentition
Form
Size
Color
Abrasio
Mobility (Root resorptio)
Okklusal abrasio • 0 - missing
• 1 - enamel
• 2 - dentin
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cjv3ENPR9fo&list=UURRXNQCNkMd1_i0BBP-IRJQ
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLiV-b1jS28#t=11
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxR1iwa69C0
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0pzIRg8cW4A#t=73
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxR1iwa69C0#t=322
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5H40I25xR1w