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Dentin is a hard, dense tissue that forms the bulk of a tooth, situated beneath the enamel and surrounding the pulp. It is composed of microscopic tubules and is less mineralized than enamel, making it more sensitive to temperature and pain. Dentin plays a crucial role in supporting the structure of the tooth and protecting the inner pulp from decay and injury. It also helps transmit sensory signals, which can indicate issues like cavities or fractures.
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What is the chemical composition of dentin?
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Infected and affected dentin?
Infected dentin is that part of dentin which is contaminated and contains the microorganism with their toxins, and demineraliaed dentin. While affected dentin is not occupied by microorganism it just contains the toxins produced by microorganisms of the infected dentin, and also there is demineralization.
What rhymes with dentin?
Clinton rhymes with dentin.
What does sound dentin mean?
sound dentin
What is Mammoth Dentin?
Dentin is one of the four main components of teeth. It makes up the layer beneath the tooth enamel. Mammoth dentin is simply the dentin from a mammoth's tooth.
Main substance of the tooth?
Dental enamel
What is dentin made of?
Dentin is the material of your teeth that is under the enamel.
Which is not a tooth molar dentin bicuspid incisor?
The dentin is not a tooth! Aunt Laura
What does a dentin do?
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What produces dentin?
Ondontoblasts: specialized cells that reside in the outer margins of the pulp cavity, produce the dentin.
What is hypocalcified and hypercalcified structure of dentin?
Hypocalcified dentin refers to dentin that has not been fully mineralized, leading to reduced hardness and strength. Hypercalcified dentin, on the other hand, refers to dentin with excessive mineralization, which can make it appear darker in color and more resistant to decay.
Does a tooth consist of more dentin enamel or cementum?
Mostly dentin, check the drawing in the "Dental Anatomy" link below.
