The detective is exploring the dentin, which is the hard tissue found underneath the enamel in a tooth. Dentin makes up the majority of a tooth's structure and provides support and protection to the inner pulp cavity.
Dentine and cementine contain specific proteins as proteoglycans, collagene and other.
Dentine is not an element and therefore does not have an atomic number.
A dentine forming cell, also known as an odontoblast, is a specialized cell found in the pulp of teeth. These cells are responsible for producing dentin, the hard tissue that makes up the bulk of the tooth structure and protects the nerve of the tooth.
One function of the dentine is to protect the pulp. :)
None, intentionally. By definition they are herbivores, plant eaters. But anything small enough to be hidden in a mouthful of grass or leaves might get munched up by accident.
Dentine
In Histology...Enamel dentine cementum and pulp Anatomically... crown neck and root
Dentine under a crown refers to the underlying layer of tooth structure that lies beneath the enamel and is covered by the crown. Dentine is a hard tissue that provides support and resilience to the tooth, and it contains microscopic tubules that can transmit sensations. When a crown is placed, the dentine may be exposed if the tooth has been significantly prepared or if the crown is not properly fitted. Maintaining the health of the dentine is crucial, as it can be susceptible to decay or sensitivity if not adequately protected by the crown.
dentine is found in the teeth
Dentine and cementine contain specific proteins as proteoglycans, collagene and other.
Dentine is not an element and therefore does not have an atomic number.
Dentine is a mineralized tissue that makes up the majority of a tooth's structure. It lies beneath the enamel covering of the tooth and is softer than enamel but harder than bone. Dentine plays a crucial role in supporting and protecting the inner pulp of the tooth.
A dentine forming cell, also known as an odontoblast, is a specialized cell found in the pulp of teeth. These cells are responsible for producing dentin, the hard tissue that makes up the bulk of the tooth structure and protects the nerve of the tooth.
Cavities have exposed dentine which is the underlying layer of tooth structure (underneath enamel). The dentine is formed in cylindrical tubes that extend to the pulp. Sensitivity arises from changes in osmotic pressure of the dentinal fluids due to cold and sugar. This causes a stimulation and results in nerves sending out signals. This is the most accepted theory although there are others.
Teeth
The actual material is called dentine.
pulp and dentine