1. What is the 'tooth germ' in tooth development?
2. Which of the following best describes the classification of oral mucosa types based on location and epithelial characteristics?
3. What is the primary role of specialized oral mucosa in the oral cavity?
Tooth germ — definition?
Embryonic structure forming a tooth.
Enamel — tissue?
Hard mineralized tissue covering the crown.
Dentin — location?
Beneath enamel, forming tooth bulk.
Crown vs root — difference?
Crown is visible; root is embedded.
Odontogenesis — process?
Tooth formation involving multiple stages.
Eruption — mechanism?
Tooth moves into functional position.
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