Anatomy & Histology · single question

How long after eruption does a PERMANENT tooth's root finish forming?

  1. 2–3 years
  2. 6–7 years
  3. 8 years
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Correct answer: A. 2–3 years

Permanent root formation completes ~2–3 years after eruption (primary teeth ~1–1.5 years).
  • A. Correct (verified). Permanent root formation completes about 24–36 months (2–3 years) after eruption.
  • B. Incorrect — note: the recall sheet highlighted this, but references confirm 2–3 years.
  • C. Too long; root completion is ~2–3 years post-eruption.

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