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Dental Embryology Terminology

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Meckel's Cartilage (pg.41) 1st arch (mandibular arch) during 5th week of embryology -> Ear: malleus, incus -> Mandible forms from Meckel's cartilage -> Muscle: -> Nerve: V (Trigeminal)
Squamosal Suture (pg.45) A beveled or overlapping type junction. example: between the parietal and temporal bones on the sides of the head.
Simple Suture (pg. 45) Uncomplicated band of tissue between bony fronts. Osteoblasts appear along the opposing bony fronts and form bone to provide growth of this suture.
Serrated Suture (pg.45) An interdigitating type of suture -> Interdigitating extensions of bone from both adjacent surfaces. Connective tissue appears between these bony fronts. (Strong suture)
Anterior Auricular Hillocks (pg. 50-51) Forms from Branchial arch I (mandibular arch) -> left 3 auricular hillocks formed --> later, it merges with the another auricular hillocks formed from posterior auricular hillocks to complete the ear development
Posterior Auricular Hillocks (pg. 50-51) Forms from Branchial arch II (hyoid arch) -> right 3 auricular hillocks formed --> later, it merges with the another auricular hillocks formed from anterior auricular hillocks to complete the ear development
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