Dental Details

Difference between the permanent teeth and deciduous teeth.

Up to 6 or 7 years old, the human species has only 20 teeth, teeth or dentition call expires, commonly known as milk, to be replaced by a total of 32 teeth that are permanent dentition or permanent dentition, with four groups of teeth with specific functions.

The function of these first teeth are preparing food for digestion and assimilation in phases in which the child is in full growth; guide eruption in maintaining space for permanent teeth, stimulate the growth of the jaw with chewing ; phonation: the anterior teeth involved in the creation of certain sounds.

Permanent dentition

Deciduous teeth after the teeth are pushed by a second dentition. These first teeth fall naturally arise, leaving to the latter.
How does the tooth develop?

The development of dental tooth is a very complex set of processes that allow the eruption of teeth for histological and functional modification of totipotent embryonic cells. Possession of teeth is common to many different species, tooth development is quite similar to humans. In humans, it requires the presence of enamel, dentin, cement and periodontium to allow the oral cavity environment is conducive to development, which occurs during fetal development.

The first milk teeth start to fall out at 8 or 9 years old being replaced by permanent teeth, or second dentition.

Types of teeth definitive

According to the shape of the crown and therefore its function, there are four types of teeth:

1. Incisors (8 teeth): anterior teeth with sharp edges. Its main function is to cut food. They have a conical crown and a root only. The upper incisors are larger than the lower.
2. Canines (4 teeth) pointed cusp shaped. They are called tusks in animals. They are located next to the incisors and their function is to tear food.
Premolars (8 teeth) have two pointed cusps. Facilitate the crushing of food.
4. Molars (12 teeth): broad peaks. They have the same function of the premolars. The crown of these teeth may have four or five prominences, like two, three or four raíces.Son the largest

 

 

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