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Home » Primary And Permanent Tooth Eruption Patterns

Primary And Permanent Tooth Eruption Patterns

February 5, 2026 by Kristensmith Taylor Leave a Comment

Primary And Permanent Tooth Eruption Patterns

Question 1. Eruption dates of deciduous and permanent teeth.
Answer:

Tooth Numbering System Comparison

Question 2. Sequences of the eruption of deciduous teeth.
Answer:

  • The sequence of eruption of deciduous teeth is
  • A B C D ELower central incisor
  • Upper central incisor
  • Lower lateral incisor
  • Upper lateral incisor
  • First molars
  • Canines
  • Second molars.

Question 3. Sequences of maxillary teeth eruption.
Answer:

Clinical Importance Of Eruption Timelines

Question 4. Active and passive eruption of teeth.
Answer:

1. Active eruption:

  • The eruption is the process of an axial or occlusal movement of the tooth from its developmental position within the jaw to its functional position in the occlusal plane.
  • This active movement of the tooth is an active eruption.

2. Passive eruption:

  • The exposure of more and more clinical crowns due to apical migration of junctional epithelium is called passive tooth eruption.

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