Question 95 (part 2) · LDEK · Developmental disorders of teeth
Supernumerary teeth develop during:
- A. migration of neural crest cells towards the branchial arch.
- B. morphologic differentiation.
- C. histologic differentiation.
- D. dental lamina formation.
- E. matrix deposition.
Hint
Anomalies of tooth number arise when too many or too few germs are initiated, so think of the earliest epithelial stage of odontogenesis.
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