Abstract
Numerous clinical observations indicate that caries develops most intensively in the first years after teething, which coincides with the period of immature enamel. Due to the mineralization of enamel, its resistance to caries increases. The terms of eruption and mineralization of permanent teeth in school-age children with the physiological development of the child coincide with the terms of complete resorption of the roots of temporary teeth.
Highlights
Eruption and mineralization of permanent teeth is an important aspect of a child's growth and development
It is important to emphasize that the study of the features of eruption and mineralization of permanent teeth is of diagnostic and prognostic interest and justifies the feasibility of dental prevention of school-age children
The study of the timing of eruption and mineralization of permanent teeth in children is very relevant, has great practical and theoretical significance, since the results obtained will be taken into account when organizing dental care for the children's population of our Republic
Summary
Eruption and mineralization of permanent teeth is an important aspect of a child's growth and development.
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