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    This document discusses the stages of odontogenesis, or tooth development, from early formation through maturation. It describes the proliferation of ectoderm and mesenchymal cells that form the initial dental lamina. Dental buds then form, developing through cap and bell stages as the crown is formed. Root formation begins with the Hertwig's epithelial root sheath aiding dentin and cementum deposition. Periodontal development and responses to trauma are also covered at a high level.

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    This document discusses the stages of odontogenesis, or tooth development, from early formation through maturation. It describes the proliferation of ectoderm and mesenchymal cells that form the initial dental lamina. Dental buds then form, developing through cap and bell stages as the crown is formed. Root formation begins with the Hertwig's epithelial root sheath aiding dentin and cementum deposition. Periodontal development and responses to trauma are also covered at a high level.

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    ODONTOGENETIC

    DR. HARUN A. GUNAWAN, DDS, MSc, PAK, FIAA

    ORAL BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT.


    FACULTY OF DENTISTRY, UNIVERSITY OF INDONESIA
    EARLY STAGE

    DAY 37 – 39
    PREMANDIBULAR AND PRE
    MAXILLAR PROCESS

    DAY 40 – 42
    INWARD PROLIFERATION OF
    STOMODEUM ECTODERM
    BANDS OF DENTAL LAMINA
    MESENCHYMAL DENSITY
    MAXILLAR

    MANDIBULAR

    ECTODERMAL
    PROLIFERATION
    MESENCHYMAL
    INITIAL DENTAL LAMINA,
    ECTODERMAL

    MESSENCHYMAL CELL
    MESODERMAL TISSUE
    INITIAL FORMATION OF DENTAL LAMINA.
    THICKENING OF MESODERMAL /
    MESSENCHYMAL TISSUE
    LAMINA DENTIS
    MAXILA & MANDIBULA
    BUD’S STAGE

    FORMATION OF DENTAL BUDS 


    10 BUDS EACH DENTAL ARCH
    CAP STAGE

    DENTAL LAMINA
    EXTENSION FOR
    PERMANENT
    TOOTH BUD
    LATE CAP
    STAGE

    OUTER ENAMEL
    EPITHELIUM
    STELLATE
    RETICULUM
    INNER ENAMEL
    EPITHELIUM
    PAPILLA DENTIS
    HERTWIG’S SHEATH
    MATURE BELL STAGE
    DENTINAL ENAMEL JUNCTION AS
    DENTIN FORMATION STARTING LINE
    ODONTOBLAST TOWARD PULPAL
    TOMES FIBERS
    COLLAGEN SECRETION
    MINERALIZATION
    DENTINAL TUBULAR
    DENTINAL MATRIX
    COLLAGEN
    ARRANGEMENTS
    PREDENTIN
    ROOT FORMATION

    PAPILLA DENTIS

    HERTWIG SHEATH
    DENTIN
    FORMATION
    INITIAL ROOT
    FORMATION
    ROOT FORMATION

    HERTWIG SHEATH
    INNER AND OUTER ENAMEL
    EPITHELIUM
    EPITHELIAL DIAPHRAGM/SHEATH
    DENTIN AND CEMENTUM
    EPITHELIAL REST OF MALASSEZ
    PERIODONTAL DEVELOPMENT

    ROOT DENTIN
    FORMATION

    CEMENTUM
    FORMATION

    EPTHELIALL CELL OF
    MALLASEZ
    ROOT FORMATION AFTER
    TRAUMATIC FRACTURE
    ROOT LACERATION
    CANAL OBSTRUCTION

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