The successors of deciduous teeth develops form_______________?
Correct answer: C. Successional lamina
- A. Stellate reticulum
- B. Dental lamina
- C. Successional lamina
- D. Neutral ectodermal cells
Explanation
The successional lamina is an extension of the dental lamina that gives rise to the permanent successors of deciduous teeth. The general dental lamina forms the initial tooth germs rather than their successors specifically.
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