AI Article Synopsis
- Teeth in vertebrates evolved from bony plates found in ancient fish, leading to the development of modern teeth.
- Dental disorders arise from issues with the dental tissues (enamel, dentin, or cementum) and can result in abnormalities or diseases.
- The article examines the prevalence of dental disorders in both wild and domestic pigs, highlighting the role of genetic and environmental influences.
Article Abstract
Teeth in the mouth of vertebrates represent the modified descendants of bony dermal plates of ancestral fishes. Dental disorders, which are deviations of dental tissues origins, are derived from any or all of the dental tissues; enamel, dentin or cementum, and include dental abnormalities and diseases. These disorders can be influenced by genetic or environmental factors, or an interplay of both factors. This article reviews disorders that have been reported in both wild and domestic pigs and the frequency of occurrence of these conditions.
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