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The aim of this work was to analyse the behaviour of the dental lamina during the development process offirst molar teeth. The offspring of female mice were analysed at the 16th day of intra-uterine life and sincebirth till 17 days old with the aim to evaluate the dental lamina evolution of upper and lower first molars.The animals were sacrificed, and the heads embedded in paraffin in order to get frontal or sagittal sectionswhose were stained by hematoxylin and eosin method. The results showed a very clear presence of thedental lamina in all periods under analysis, without the occurrence of its disorganization, in other words, itwas permanently connecting the developing tooth germ to the oral epithelium until advanced dentaleruption.

Evidence of Dental Lamina Preservation in the Development of Mice First Molars