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Management of Delayed Eruption by Surgical Removal of a Supernumerary Tooth: A Case Report
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Tooth eruption: Theories and facts
The Anatomical Record, 1996The mechanisms of tooth eruption (i.e., the answer to the question of how and why teeth erupt) has been a matter of long historical debate. This review focuses on human and other mammalian teeth with a time- and spacewise limited period of eruption and analyzes recent observations and experimental data on dogs, rats, primates, and humans in a framework
Marks Jr, Sandy C, Schroeder, H E
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The daily rhythm of tooth eruption
American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics, 1995A video microscope system, which can resolve tooth movements to 1 to 2 microns, was used to monitor the eruption of 17 human maxillary second premolars in the prefunctional phase. Eruptive movement was detected by the change in position of an optical ruling on the erupting tooth relative to a reference ruling on the occluding adjacent teeth.
C.F. Lee, W.R. Proffit
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Indian Journal of Dentistry, 2014
Abstract Basic biomedical sciences form foundation for enlightened rational clinical practice and provide substance for innovation and advance. Tooth eruption is highly complex yet finely regulated process of developmental biology. Integration of local, regional and systemic mechanisms is uniquely displayed in eruption physiology.
Abhay Kumar Pandey +3 more
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Abstract Basic biomedical sciences form foundation for enlightened rational clinical practice and provide substance for innovation and advance. Tooth eruption is highly complex yet finely regulated process of developmental biology. Integration of local, regional and systemic mechanisms is uniquely displayed in eruption physiology.
Abhay Kumar Pandey +3 more
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2018
Anomalies of tooth eruption may occur in one tooth, multiple or all teeth of a dentition. Disruption during the eruption stage of tooth development, genetics, or environmental disturbance may affect eruption of primary incisors, primary molars, first permanent molars, maxillary permanent canines and interchange of the position of teeth.
Christel M. Haberland +2 more
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Anomalies of tooth eruption may occur in one tooth, multiple or all teeth of a dentition. Disruption during the eruption stage of tooth development, genetics, or environmental disturbance may affect eruption of primary incisors, primary molars, first permanent molars, maxillary permanent canines and interchange of the position of teeth.
Christel M. Haberland +2 more
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Tooth Eruption and Common Disturbances
2021As a child transitions from the primary into the permanent dentition, the general dental practitioner is well placed to spot aberrations in development and eruption. Appropriate clinical and radiographic examination and early referral can simplify or reduce the need for complicated orthodontic treatment, leading to improved aesthetics and well-being of
Cheryl Somani +2 more
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Nasal tooth - An ectopic eruption of permanent tooth
Indian Journal of Oral Sciences, 2015Eruption of a tooth takes place in a predetermined path. However, if the path gets disrupted, the tooth erupts in absurd direction leading to ectopic eruption. The ectopic eruption of permanent tooth into the nasal cavity is an unusual phenomenon and only few cases have been reported in the literature. We report a case of nasal eruption of a tooth in a
Medha Babshet +3 more
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Tooth eruption and orthodontic movement
British Dental Journal, 1992Teeth have been moved in man for centuries and the process of tooth eruption has occurred presumably since he evolved. The cellular and molecular mechanisms which are involved in these two phenomena are amongst the most intriguing questions in dental research today.
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Continuous recording of tooth eruption in the rabbit
Archives of Oral Biology, 1972Abstract A variable capacitance displacement transducer was used to obtain a continuous record of the eruption of a rabbit's incisor. Provided that the tooth was only minimally disturbed during fixation of the recording system, eruption continued at a nearly constant rate of between 10 and 37 μm/hr.
B.K.B. Berkovitz, B. Matthews
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