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A stainless steel marker possessing known size was surgically implanted in the alveolar bone between lower M1 and the fourth decidous tooth of each mandibular of 7 popies, of one month age. The growth of the M1 was radiographycally followed during four months. The obtained radiogram was traced on a piece of paper on which every measurements were carried and then actual values were corrected by aid of the marker. The length of the developing tooth and the thickness of the mandibula locating at inferior part from the apex of the M1 increased according to the progress of time. The growth rate of them were well correlated until 2nd month, but the length of the tooth elongated rapidly in respect of its radicular growth there after, independ from the mandibular growth rate. Distance between apex and the marker was constant, in spite of the growth of their portion. The facts obtained would indicated the evidences that growth of tooth generated at the top of the root did not go into mandibular body but directed to eruption and developing agent worked differently on tooth and mandibular body.

Relation Between Teeth Germ Growth of the Mandibular First Molars in Dogs and Its Surroundings