Transseptal Fibers: The Key To Tooth Stability And Orthodontic Relapse Question 1. Synthetic cells of PDL. Answer: Question 2. Transseptal fibers. Answer: These fibers run interdentally from the cementum apical to the junctional epithelium of one tooth over the alveolar crest to a similar region of the adjacent tooth. By these, all tire teeth are connected in … [Read more...] about Transseptal Fibers: The Key To Tooth Stability And Orthodontic Relapse
Pharyngeal Arches And Pouches: Embryology Simplified
Pharyngeal Arches And Pouches: Embryology Simplified Question 1. Derivatives of Third Pharyngeal Arch. Answer: Third Pharyngeal Arch Cartilage: Greater cornua of hyoid bone. Lower part of thebody of hyoid bone. Muscles stylopharnygeus. Third Pharyngeal Arch Nerve: Glosso-pharyngeal. Question 2. Pharyngeal pouches. (or) Formation and fate first … [Read more...] about Pharyngeal Arches And Pouches: Embryology Simplified
Thyroid Gland Development And Anomalies: From Embryo To Adult
Thyroid Gland Development And Anomalies: From Embryo To Adult Question 1. Development of thyroid gland and its anomalies. Answer: Development Thyroid Gland : The thyroid gland develops mainly from the thyroglossal duct. The medial ends of the two mandibular arches are separated by a midline swelling called the tuberculum impar. Behind the tuberculum, the … [Read more...] about Thyroid Gland Development And Anomalies: From Embryo To Adult
The Role Of Meckel’s Cartilage In Mandible Development
The Role Of Meckel’s Cartilage In Mandible Development Question 1. Meckel's Cartilage. Answer: It is formed around 41st-45th day of intrauterine life. First structure to be formed is trigeminal nerve. Mesenchymal condensation occurs through. Activation of neurotrophic factors. Induction osteogenesis. Ossification occurs starting from bifurcation of … [Read more...] about The Role Of Meckel’s Cartilage In Mandible Development
Thyroid And Thymus: Formation And Clinical Insights
Thyroid And Thymus: Formation And Clinical Insights Question 1. Development of Thyroid Answer: The thyroid gland develops from a median endodermal thyroid diverticulum This grows down in front of the neck from the floor of the primitive pharynx The lower end of the diverticulum enlarges to form the gland The rest of the diverticulum remains narrow and forms … [Read more...] about Thyroid And Thymus: Formation And Clinical Insights