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Proliferation of the epiblast in the mouth.
It gives rise to the buds of temporary teeth.
It produces new epithelial extensions for permanent teeth.
A tooth moves from its intra-osseous site to functional placement.
Calcification of the crown begins without the germ rising.
The tooth erupts into the oral cavity and contacts antagonists.
The erupting tooth seeks stable contacts with antagonists.
It lasts from 6 months to 30 months after birth.
Around 6 years of age.
Presence or absence of diastemas simiens.
Space gained for permanent teeth after losing temporary ones.
It becomes elliptical in the maxilla and parabolic in the mandible.
A sagittal curve starting at the lower canine and following molar cusps.
Maxillary arch is wider and longer than the mandibular arch.
The lower first molar is mesial to the upper first molar by half a cusp.
Mandible's position with minimal muscle tension and no tooth contact.
Mandible moves forward while incisors glide over each other.
It guides the movement while other teeth disocclude.