Question 250 · LDEK · Tooth development and mineralization
Tooth buds of which teeth start to develop after the birth?
- A. all permanent teeth.
- B. all permanent and some deciduous teeth.
- C. all permanent premolars and molars.
- D. all permanent molars.
- E. second and third permanent molars.
Hint
All primary teeth and the first permanent molar start in utero; which permanent germs are initiated only in infancy or childhood?
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