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It's already in the playlist

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Sure! Will do soon 😊

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Yes it will be uploaded tonight ☺️

Glad it helped! Next part will be uploaded by tomorrow 😊

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Thank you! Means a lot. I'll try my best to upload all lectures in the upcoming month

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Sure! Will be done in a few days

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So nice of you

Hey! You can draw a table with age on the horizontal column and teeth (eg. Central incisors, lateral incisor, canine, molar 1, molar 2) Age wise you can mention which teeth will be primary or permanent

@@thetoothtutorr Actually I Have To Write 4 Marks Short Note On Dentition Of 10 Year Old Child

​@@utkarshneelbaitha4163 At age 10, a child is typically in the mixed dentition stage.This period is crucial for the transition from primary to permanent dentition and plays an important role in the development of proper occlusion. ### 1. **Incisors:** - **Central and Lateral Incisors:** By age 10, both the upper and lower central and lateral incisors are fully erupted as permanent teeth. The central incisors usually erupt first around ages 6-7, followed by the lateral incisors at 7-8. ### 2. **Canines:** - **Upper Canines:** These typically begin erupting between ages 9-12, replacing the primary canines. At age 10, they may still be in the process of erupting. - **Lower Canines:** These generally erupt slightly earlier, around ages 9-10. ### 3. **Premolars:** - **First Premolars:** Begin to erupt around age 10-11, replacing the first primary molars. - **Second Premolars:** Usually erupt later, around ages 10-12, replacing the second primary molars. ### 4. **Molars:** - **First Permanent Molars:** Fully erupted by age 10, these "6-year molars" emerge behind the primary molars. - **Second Permanent Molars:** These "12-year molars" typically erupt around ages 11-13 and are not yet present at age 10.

@@thetoothtutorr Oh Wow ! Thank You So Much Senior Ma'am ☺️☺️☺️☺️

Hey! So the most important part in dentinogenesis is the mineralisation part so you can draw a diagram depicting patterns of mineralisation along with predentin and odontoblasts

@@thetoothtutorr From Which Book I Can Get The Easy Diagram?

@@utkarshneelbaitha4163 you can find a simple diagram in my short notes and modify it accordingly

@@thetoothtutorr Thank You Senior Ma'am

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Thanks for your suggestion, will surely work on it

Thanks a lot...I am working on it

I have uploaded a few lectures for 2nd yr... I'll be uploading more soon

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Hi, I will be uploading all of them eventually but it'll take time. For now you can have a look at short notes on my Tg channel.

Sorry, I don’t have any at my time I used Johari mbbs notes. I’ll see if any of juniors or friends have it

@@thetoothtutorr Sure Thank You