Applied Equine Dental Development by K. Dacre - AAEP Focus 2006
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Tooth formation begins with the bud stage during which the dental lamina (derived from epithelial tissue) produces a series of tooth buds along its buccal margin. This is followed by the cap stage in which a coned structure, termed the enamel organ, is formed by an invagination of mesenchymal tissue into the tooth bud. All deciduous teeth and permanent molars are derived from the enamel organ of the dental laminae, however, permanent incisors, canines and premolars are formed from a lingual extension of the dental laminae of the temporary teeth. As a result, permanent incisors force the temporary teeth labially during eruption.
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