Jawbones and teeth originate from the first pharyngeal arch and develop in closely related ways. Recent discoveries have caused scientists to rethink the evolution of teeth and jaws. Tooth-like structures found on the gill arches of a primitive jawless vertebrate suggest that teeth evolved before jaws and that the first jawed vertebrates were toothless. These findings showed that teeth and jaws did not evolve together, contradicting earlier theories.
Dr. Lynda Charles, a dentist, and a well-renowned researcher went into a thorough scientist and clinical research about the development of jaws, teeth, and the formation of periodontal tissue in the human oral cavity. Dr. Lynda has many well-researched books on medical, dental, and health and this book helps medical and dental students, nursing students, general health students, and parents.
What makes this book unique and amazing is that everything inside is;practical and clinically researched andexperimented with living organisms.
In this book, you will discover how the teeth and jaws develop and it will be explained comprehensively including the different cellular components and molecular networks that regulate different stages of jaw bone development, then turn to tooth development and periodontal development.
Dr. Lynda ensures that every of her book is comprehensive and concise. Every medical student, scientist, and parent needs to have a copy of this book.
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