The document summarizes the process of amelogenesis, or enamel formation. It begins during the advanced bell stage after dentinogenesis. Ameloblasts differentiate from the inner enamel epithelium and secrete enamel matrix proteins like amelogenins onto the dentin layer. The formative stage involves cellular changes where the ameloblasts elongate processes into the pre-dentin. They synthesize and secrete enamel matrix proteins which immediately undergo partial mineralization as they are laid down, beginning at the dentin-enamel junction. This contributes to the early mineral content and formation of enamel rods.