The first macroscopic indication of morphologic development of primary incisors approximately at____________?

Correct answer: D. 11 weeks in utero

  • A. 6 weeks in utero
  • B. 14 weeks in utero
  • C. 16 weeks in utero
  • D. 11 weeks in utero

Explanation

The first visible morphological changes of the primary incisors appear at about 11 weeks in utero, when the tooth germs begin showing recognizable incisor form.

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