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Tissue Changes During Tooth Eruption

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Teeth

Part of the book series: Handbook of Microscopic Anatomy ((1668,volume 5 / 6))

Abstract

Tooth eruption is the process whereby a tooth moves axially from its developmental position within the jaws to emerge into the oral cavity. However, eruption is part of a more complex system which involves movements in other planes and which continues beyond the developmental stage to maintain the tooth in its functional position.

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