Oral Histology Quizzes /10 0 Intro Oral Histology 1 / 10 Central cells degenerate to form clef in which structure: primary epithelial band dental lamina odontogenic epithelial islands vestibular lamina 2 / 10 lingual extension of dental lamina is the origin of: 10 buds of Permanent successors. 6 buds of Permanent successors. 6 buds of Permanent molars. 10 buds of deciduous teeth. 3 / 10 The primary epithelial band divides into how many laminae? 4 2 3 1 4 / 10 the primitive oral cavity (stomodeum) is lined by: Ectoderm Ectomesenchyme Mesoderm Neural Crest Cells 5 / 10 dental lamina located: lingually facially 6 / 10 deciduous teeth buds develope from: lingual extension of dental lamina all the above Lateral dental Lamina posterior extension of dental lamina 7 / 10 Vestibular lamina Located: facially lingually 8 / 10 successional dental lamina is: lingual extension of main Dental Lamina Labial Dental lamina Lateral Dental Lamina posterior extension of main Dental Lamina 9 / 10 ectodermal proliferation in 6th W.I.U done by the influence of: Odontogenic epithelial islands. Neural crest cells in the ectoderm. Ectomesenchymal cells. Ectodermal cells. 10 / 10 posterior extension of the dental lamina is: the origin of Permanent molars. mesial to the deciduous second molar (E). the origin of Permanent successors. the origin of deciduous teeth. Your score is 0% Restart quiz Send feedback By WordPress Quiz plugin /10 0 Bud stage & Cap stage 1 / 10 The tooth germ is composed of: Dental follicle, dental lamina, vestibular lamina. Dental organ, dental follicle, dental lamina. Dental papilla, dental lamina, dental organ. Dental papilla, dental follicle, dental organ 2 / 10 Which of the following is a component of tooth germ? Lateral dental lamina. Vestibular lamina. Successional lamina. Dental sac. 3 / 10 The dental lamina is induced to proliferate into a tooth bud by the: Oral epithelium. Basement membrane. Nerve endings. Ectomesenchyme. 4 / 10 The dental lamina: Develops from the oral epithelium. Has no branching. Has no remnants. Breaks at the cap stage. 5 / 10 The ectomesenchymal cell condensation just beneath the enamel organ is called: Dental papilla. Dental follicle. pulp. Dental sac. 6 / 10 Before enamel formation begins: Enamel knot remains and enamel cord disappear. Enamel knot disappears and enamel cord remains. Both knot and cord remain. Both knot and cord disappear. 7 / 10 During the early stages of tooth development three transitory structures may be seen, these structures are: a) b) Enamel knot, enamel epithelium enamel organ & enamel knot Enamel knot, enamel cord enamel organ & enamel epithelium 8 / 10 The dental lamina initiating the permanent molars develops: As successional lamina. As a distal extension of the dental lamina. As lateral dental lamina. As vestibular lamina. 9 / 10 The dental sac is: The condensation of the ectomesenchymal cells surrounding the dental organ and dental papilla. None of the above. The condensation of the ectomesenchymal cells surrounding the dental papilla. The condensation of the ectomesenchymal cells surrounding the dental organ. 10 / 10 The origin of enamel is: Ectomesenchyme. Endoderm. Mesoderm. Ectoderm. Your score is 0% Restart quiz Send feedback By WordPress Quiz plugin /10 0 Early bell stage 1 / 10 the origin of odontoblasts in early bell stage: squamous cells U.M.Cs. Preameloblast cuboidal cells 2 / 10 Stratum intermedium are : star shaped cells tall columnar cells squamous cells low cuboidal cells 3 / 10 I.E.E. in dental organ of the early bell stage: high cuboidal cells star shaped cells low cuboidal cells tall columnar cells 4 / 10 I.E.E. arranged on the basement membrane as the pattern of: cemento-dentinal junction amelo-dentinal junction cemento-enamel junction dentino-gingival junction 5 / 10 process of differentiation of the UMCs to odontoblasts in early bell stage is called : functional polarity induction receprocal induction cellular repolarization 6 / 10 epithelial connection between proper dental lamina and the bell shape in early bell stage described as : long and broad short and broad short and narrow long and narrow 7 / 10 Early bell stage characterized by: started by the formation of dentine started by the formation of enamel Hard dental tissue is present. No hard dental tissue 8 / 10 cell free zone of enamel organ in the early bell stage: both a and b b) occupied by the I.E.E c) present a) disappear 9 / 10 the I.E.E. covers the O.E.E. in the rim of the enamel organ for a short distance which is called cervical loop induction Stellate Reticulum Stratum intermedium 10 / 10 Outer enamel epithelium in dental organ of the early bell stage: tall columnar cells high cuboidal cells star shaped cells low cuboidal cells Your score is 0% Restart quiz Send feedback By WordPress Quiz plugin /10 1 Late bell stage & Functions of cell layers 1 / 10 which cell layer that Acts as a cushion against any physical forces: Stratum intermedium Preameloblast Stellate reticulum Enamel Knot 2 / 10 which cell layer that determine the morphology of the amelo-dentinal junction: Stellate Reticulum I.E.E O.E.E Stratum intermedium 3 / 10 Process by which I.E.E is converted to ameloblast under the influence of the first layer of dentine: Induction Functional polarity Cellular repolarization reciprocal induction 4 / 10 life span of the dental lamina is about: 5 W.I.U 2 years 2 M.I.U 5 years 5 / 10 functional unite for enamel formation is composed of : Stellate reticulum and Stratum intermedium ameloblasts and odontoblasts ameloblasts and Stellate reticulum ameloblasts and Stratum intermedium 6 / 10 which cells that Provide space for the developing enamel? Amelobalst Stratum intermedium Odontoblast Stellate reticulum 7 / 10 Before dentin formation the avascular enamel organ takes its nutrition from two sources which are: dental papilla and dental organ dental organ and dental lamina dental papilla and dental sac dental papilla and dental lamina 8 / 10 in late bell stage the lateral dental lamina will be degenerated by the invasion of mesoderm and its remnants is called Outer enamel epithelium epithelial rests of Malasaz Inner enamel epithelium epithelial rests of Serres 9 / 10 according to sources of nutrition to enamel organ by formation of the dentin the source of dental papilla is: increase cut off present decrease 10 / 10 Late bell stage starts by deposition of : last layer of dentine first layer of dentine first layer of cementum first layer of Enamel Your score is 0% Restart quiz Send feedback By WordPress Quiz plugin /10 0 Root formation & Clinical Considerations 1 / 10 The apposition stage of tooth development begins: When the first layer of dentine is deposited. When odontoblast start to differentiate. When the root of the tooth begins to develop. When the first layer of enamel lay down. 2 / 10 The epithelial root sheath of Hertwig disintegrates: After cementum formation. Before odontoblastic differentiation. After odontoblastic differentiation & dentin matrix deposition. After odontoblastic differentiation & before dentin matrix formation. 3 / 10 The number of roots that are formed is determined by the: Number of root sheaths developed by the enamel organ. Number of medial ingrowths at the epithelial diaphragm. Thickness of the cervical loop. Number of root sheaths developed by the dental sac. 4 / 10 Enamel pearls occur in: Apical third of molars roots. Furcation area of molars. Furcation area of premolars. Cervical third of molars roots. 5 / 10 The epithelial rests in the periodontal ligament are derived from: Dental sac. Dental pulp. Epithelial root sheath of Hertwing's. Vestibular lamina. 6 / 10 Which of the following is not derived from the dental organ: Stellate reticulum. Hertwig's epithelial root sheath. Ameloblasts. Odontoblasts. 7 / 10 If Hertwig’s epithelial root sheath does not disintegrate: It is likely that some of the enamel will be resorbed. predentine will form on the outer surface of the radicular dentin. The apical end of the junctional epithelium will lie occlusal to the cemento-enamel junction. No cementum will be formed on the radicular dentin. 8 / 10 What statement about epithelial diaphragm is not true? It produces narrowing of the wide cervical opening. Its proliferation is accompanied by proliferation of pulp cells adjacent to diaphragm. It's growing end is located coronal to the root sheath. It grows in a horizontal plane. 9 / 10 Epithelial rests of Malassez are: Network or isolated islands in the P.L. only, Epithelial strands and may undergo degeneration only. All of them Epithelial remnants of the epithelial root sheath of Hertwig only. 10 / 10 Concrescence is: An extra root or accessory roots in a formed tooth. Distorted root or roots in a formed tooth. A union of root structure of two or more teeth through cementum only. A spherical projection on the cemental root surface. Your score is 0% Restart quiz Send feedback By WordPress Quiz plugin /50 0 Tooth Development Practical Quiz 1 1 / 50 E is : Stellate Reticulum Odontoblasts Enamel Dentin Stratum Intermedium Ameloblasts Predentin 2 / 50 D is : Odontoblasts Stratum intermedium Ameloblasts Dentin Predentin Enamel matrix 3 / 50 A is : Enamel niche Tooth bud of the successor Dental papilla Lateral Dental Lamina Enamel Organ Successional Dental Lamina Dental Sac 4 / 50 E is : Distal Extension of the main dental lamina Successional Dental Lamina Main Dental Lamina Lateral Dental Lamina Vestibular Dental Lamina 5 / 50 A is : Enamel Knot Ectomesenchymal Condensation Primary epithelial band Oral epithelium 6 / 50 The green arrow refers to : Cervical loop Epithelial diaphragm 7 / 50 F is : Successional Dental Lamina Lateral Dental Lamina Enamel Organ Dental Sac Dental papilla Enamel niche Tooth bud of the successor 8 / 50 C is : Predentin Stratum intermedium Odontoblasts Ameloblasts Enamel matrix Dentin 9 / 50 B is : Outer Enamel Epithelium proliferating zone Inner Enamel Epithelium 10 / 50 F is : Stratum intermedium Enamel matrix Odontoblasts Dentin Predentin Ameloblasts 11 / 50 J is : Cementoblasts Pulp predentin Dental Sac Epithelial Rests Dentin Alveolar Bone Odontoblasts 12 / 50 C is : Odontoblasts Alveolar Bone predentin Pulp Dentin Dental Sac Cementoblasts Epithelial Rests 13 / 50 E is : Epithelial Rests Cementoblasts Dentin Alveolar Bone Odontoblasts predentin Pulp Dental Sac 14 / 50 F is : Stellate Reticulum Enamel Cord Inner Enamel Epithelium Enamel Knot 15 / 50 A is : Alveolar Bone Pulp Dentin Dental Sac Odontoblasts predentin Cementoblasts Epithelial Rests 16 / 50 A is : Primary epithelial band Successional Lamina Dental Lamina Vestibular Lamina 17 / 50 G is : Dental papilla Enamel Organ Successional Dental Lamina Tooth bud of the successor Lateral Dental Lamina Dental Sac Enamel niche 18 / 50 A is : Serres’ Pearls Stellate Reticulum Reduced enamel epithelium Enamel Niche 19 / 50 I is : Epithelial Rests Cementoblasts Dental Sac Alveolar Bone Dentin Pulp predentin Odontoblasts 20 / 50 C is : Outer Enamel Epithelium proliferating zone Inner Enamel Epithelium 21 / 50 C is : Dental papilla Successional Dental Lamina Dental Sac Lateral Dental Lamina Tooth bud of the successor Enamel Organ Enamel niche 22 / 50 F is : Pulp Dentin Epithelial Rests Cementoblasts Dental Sac predentin Odontoblasts Alveolar Bone 23 / 50 E is : Enamel Knot Inner Enamel Epithelium Stellate Reticulum Enamel Cord 24 / 50 A is : Outer Enamel Epithelium proliferating zone Inner Enamel Epithelium 25 / 50 B is : Enamel niche Tooth bud of the successor Successional Dental Lamina Dental papilla Dental Sac Enamel Organ Lateral Dental Lamina 26 / 50 B is : Stratum intermedium Ameloblasts Odontoblasts Dentin Enamel matrix Predentin 27 / 50 G is : Ameloblasts Enamel Dentin Stellate Reticulum Odontoblasts Predentin Stratum Intermedium 28 / 50 C is : Distal Extension of the main dental lamina Successional Dental Lamina Lateral Dental Lamina Vestibular Dental Lamina Main Dental Lamina 29 / 50 A is : Dentin Odontoblasts Enamel matrix Ameloblasts Stratum intermedium Predentin 30 / 50 What is this clinical consideration: Accessory Root Canal Enamel Pearl Tongue like extension Trifurcation 31 / 50 E is : Enamel Organ Enamel niche Dental Sac Tooth bud of the successor Successional Dental Lamina Lateral Dental Lamina Dental papilla 32 / 50 A is : Vestibular Dental Lamina Successional Dental Lamina Main Dental Lamina Distal Extension of the main dental lamina Lateral Dental Lamina 33 / 50 The arrows refer to : Tongue like extension Enamel Pearl Trifurcation Accessory Root Canal 34 / 50 G is : Epithelial Rests Pulp Alveolar Bone predentin Dental Sac Cementoblasts Dentin Odontoblasts 35 / 50 Which Stage is this : Cap Stage Early Bell stage Bud Stage Late Bell stage 36 / 50 B is : Ectomesenchymal Condensation Primary epithelial band Oral epithelium Enamel Knot 37 / 50 B is : Odontoblasts Cementoblasts Alveolar Bone Dentin proliferating zone Epithelial Rests predentin Pulp 38 / 50 The green arrow refers to : Epithelial diaphragm Cervical loop 39 / 50 D is : Successional Dental Lamina Main Dental Lamina Vestibular Dental Lamina Distal Extension of the main dental lamina Lateral Dental Lamina 40 / 50 D is : Predentin Ameloblasts Stellate Reticulum Enamel Stratum Intermedium Odontoblasts Dentin 41 / 50 The green arrow refers to : Cervical loop Epithelial diaphragm 42 / 50 The arrows refer to : Enamel Pearl Accessory Root Canal Trifurcation Tongue like extension 43 / 50 B is : Distal Extension of the main dental lamina Successional Dental Lamina Lateral Dental Lamina Vestibular Dental Lamina Main Dental Lamina 44 / 50 H is : Dentin Pulp Alveolar Bone Dental Sac Epithelial Rests Cementoblasts Odontoblasts predentin 45 / 50 D is : Lateral Dental Lamina Dental papilla Tooth bud of the successor Enamel Organ Dental Sac Successional Dental Lamina Enamel niche 46 / 50 B is : Successor Primordium Successional Lamina Dental Lamina Vestibular Lamina 47 / 50 D is : predentin Odontoblasts Growing tip of Epithelial Diaphragm Dental Sac Epithelial Rests Dentin Alveolar Bone Cementoblasts 48 / 50 F is : Enamel Dentin Odontoblasts Ameloblasts Predentin Stratum Intermedium Stellate Reticulum 49 / 50 E is : Stratum intermedium Dentin Ameloblasts Odontoblasts Predentin Enamel matrix 50 / 50 C is : Predentin Odontoblasts Ameloblasts Stratum Intermedium Enamel Stellate Reticulum Dentin Your score is 0% Restart quiz Send feedback By WordPress Quiz plugin /51 0 Tooth Development Practical Quiz 2 1 / 51 D is : Stellate Reticulum Predentin Pre-Ameloblasts Odontoblasts Stratum intermedium 2 / 51 B is : Inner Enamel Epithelium Outer Enamel Epithelium Dental papilla Stratum intermedium Stellate Reticulum 3 / 51 C is : Stratum intermedium Dental papilla Stellate Reticulum Dental sac Outer Enamel Epithelium 4 / 51 Which Stage is this : Cap Stage Bud Stage Early Bell Stage Late Bell Stage 5 / 51 C is : Dental papilla Odontoblasts Dental sac 6 / 51 A is : Odontoblasts Dentin Ameloblasts Stellate Reticulum Predentin Stratum Intermedium Enamel 7 / 51 A is : Primary epithelial band Dental Lamina Vestibular Lamina Oral epithelium 8 / 51 E is : Pre-Ameloblasts Odontoblasts Stratum intermedium Stellate Reticulum Predentin 9 / 51 This Stage is : Dental Lamina Cap Stage Initial Stage Bud Stage 10 / 51 B is : Vestibular lamina. Dental lamina Primary epithelial band Oral epithelium 11 / 51 D is : Outer Enamel Epithelium Stratum intermedium Stellate Reticulum Dental papilla Dental sac 12 / 51 B is : Dental sac Dental papilla Odontoblasts 13 / 51 E is : Stellate Reticulum Odontoblast Stratum intermedium Dental papilla Inner Dental epithelium 14 / 51 What do you see in this section ? Enamel Niche Epithelial rest of Malassez Serres’ Pearls 15 / 51 E is : Dental papilla Stratum intermedium Stellate Reticulum Outer Enamel Epithelium Dental sac 16 / 51 C is : Dental lamina Primary epithelial band Vestibular lamina. Oral epithelium 17 / 51 E is : Stratum Intermedium Preameloblasts Outer Enamel Epithelium Cervical loop Stellate Reticulum 18 / 51 A is : Ectoderm Flat Cells Ectomesenchyme Columnar Cells 19 / 51 A is : Dental sac Dental papilla Stratum intermedium Outer Enamel Epithelium Stellate Reticulum 20 / 51 B is : Stellate Reticulum Odontoblasts Stratum intermedium Predentin Pre-Ameloblasts 21 / 51 Green arrow refers to : Stellate Reticulum Inner Enamel Epithelium Stratum Intermedium Outer Enamel Epithelium 22 / 51 C is : Inner Dental epithelium Odontoblast Stratum intermedium Dental papilla Stellate Reticulum 23 / 51 Which stage is this? Bud Stage Early Bell Stage Stage of Dental Lamina Late Bell Stage 24 / 51 C is : Outer Enamel Epithelium Stellate Reticulum Stratum Intermedium Cervical loop Preameloblasts 25 / 51 Blue arrow refers to : Inner Enamel Epithelium Outer Enamel Epithelium Stratum Intermedium Stellate Reticulum 26 / 51 B is : Primary epithelial band Dental Lamina Vestibular Lamina Oral epithelium 27 / 51 A is : Pre-Ameloblasts Odontoblasts Stellate Reticulum Predentin Stratum intermedium 28 / 51 C is : Columnar Cells Ectoderm Flat Cells Ectomesenchyme 29 / 51 Mention The Stage in This Section : Bud Stage Early Bell Stage Cap Stage Late Bell Stage 30 / 51 B is : Stratum Intermedium Enamel Predentin Dentin Ameloblasts Odontoblasts Stellate Reticulum 31 / 51 A is : Dental Papilla Enamel Organ Dental Sac 32 / 51 A + B + C = Dental Organ Tooth Germ Tooth Follicle Dental Papilla 33 / 51 A is : Outer Enamel Epithelium Cell Free Zone Stellate intermedium Stellate Reticulum 34 / 51 D is : Dental papilla Inner Dental epithelium Stellate Reticulum Odontoblast Stratum intermedium 35 / 51 A is : Dental papilla Inner Dental epithelium Odontoblast Stratum intermedium Stellate Reticulum 36 / 51 A is : Stratum Intermedium Outer Enamel Epithelium Cervical loop Stellate Reticulum Preameloblasts 37 / 51 B is : Enamel Organ Dental Sac Dental Papilla 38 / 51 A is: Vestibular lamina Oral epithelium Primary epithelial band Dental lamina 39 / 51 B is : Ectoderm Columnar Cells Flat Cells Ectomesenchyme 40 / 51 B is : Stellate Reticulum Dental papilla Odontoblasts Stratum intermedium Inner Dental epithelium 41 / 51 B is : Outer Enamel Epithelium Stellate Reticulum Preameloblasts Cervical loop Stratum Intermedium 42 / 51 D is : Outer Enamel Epithelium Cervical loop Preameloblasts Stellate Reticulum Stratum Intermedium 43 / 51 A is : Oral epithelium Primary epithelial band Dental lamina Vestibular lamina. 44 / 51 D is : Ectomesenchyme Ectoderm Flat Cells Columnar Cells 45 / 51 C is : Dental Sac Enamel Organ Dental Papilla 46 / 51 C is : Pre-Ameloblasts Stellate Reticulum Stratum intermedium Predentin Odontoblasts 47 / 51 Yellow arrow refers to : Dental Lamina Dental Papilla Oral Ectoderm vestibular lamina 48 / 51 B is: Dental lamina Primary epithelial band Oral epithelium Vestibular lamina 49 / 51 A is : Dental sac Odontoblasts Dental papilla 50 / 51 Which stage is this? Bud Stage Cap Stage Bell Stage Dental lamina Stage 51 / 51 Yellow arrow refers to : Stratum Intermedium Outer Enamel Epithelium Stellate Reticulum Inner Enamel Epithelium Your score is 0% Restart quiz Send feedback By WordPress Quiz plugin