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TOOTH ERUPTION - Coggle Diagram

- - - - compensate for occlusal wear
      - accommodate interproximal wear
      - movements to accommodate the growing jaws
- - - - Stage 2: The epithelial attachment, attached partly on the enamel and partly on the apical third of the cementum, near the Cemento-enamel Junction (CEJ)
      - Stage 3: The Junctional Epithelium attached completely on the cementum; The base of the sulcus located at the CEJ
      - Stage 1: Tooth has fully erupted, and reached the occlusal plane; Junctional Epithelium is on the Enamel
      - Stage 4: The epithelial attachment attached completely on the cementum; the base of the sulcus located on the Cementum; Some of the root might be clinically visible
    - - Type 1B - It has a wider band of de-keratinized tissue; The alveolar crest are adjacent to the CEJ (0mm)
      - Type 2A - It has a normal band of de-keratinized tissue; the distance from the CEJ to the alveolar crest are relatively normal (~1.5mm)
      - Type 1A - It has a wider band of de-keratinized tissue; the distance from the CEJ to the alveolar crest are relatively normal (~1.5mm)
      - Type 2B - It has a normal band of de-keratinized tissue; The alveolar crest are adjacent to the CEJ (0mm)
- - - - Mandibular Canine starts to erupt
      - Mandibular first premolar start to erupt
      - Maxillary first premolar start to erupt