Tooth Development (Odntogenesis_chapter 5) part 1 by Dr. Sadia (14-03-2020 to 16-03-2020).pptx
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The document summarizes a lecture on tooth development (odontogenesis) delivered by Dr. Sadia Awais. It outlines that primary and permanent dentition develop during different stages, with a mixed dentition period in between. There are three major stages of tooth development: bud stage, cap stage, and bell stage. More than 90 genes have been identified that are involved in tooth development in the oral epithelium, dental epithelium and dental mesenchyme.
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