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What is a diseased dental pulp?
A diseased dental pulp is when the nerve of the tooth is infected and in need of a root canal.
What is pulp radicular in dental?
Pulp radicular refers to the portion of the dental pulp located within the root of a tooth. It contains the nerve tissues, blood vessels, and connective tissues essential for the tooth's vitality and health. This part of the pulp is critical for nutrient supply and sensory functions, and it can become inflamed or infected due to dental caries, trauma, or other dental issues, potentially leading to conditions like pulpitis or abscesses. Proper management of pulp radicular health is essential for maintaining overall dental health.
When would you use dental stone?
when you cast materials, you can use dental stone...
What is the purpose of a dental liner?
to protect the pulp from any type of irritation
What is pulpitis?
Pulpitis is a medical condition in which an inflammation of the dental pulp occurs.
What is the purpose of dental liners?
to protect the pulp from any type of irritation
What produces dentin?
Ondontoblasts: specialized cells that reside in the outer margins of the pulp cavity, produce the dentin.
Can pulp stone cause pain or uncomfortable?
yes!
What is the two substances found in the pulp cavity?
The pulp cavity of a tooth contains two primary substances: dental pulp and connective tissue. Dental pulp is composed of living tissues, including nerves, blood vessels, and cells that contribute to the tooth's health and vitality. The connective tissue supports the pulp and helps anchor the tooth within the jawbone. Together, these substances play a crucial role in the tooth's nourishment and sensory functions.
What dental cement causes least irritation to the pulp?
Glass ionomer cement is known to cause the least irritation to the pulp among dental cements. It releases fluoride, which can help protect the tooth structure and promote remineralization.
Can your tooth..NOT YOUR GUM..bleed?
No, your tooth cannot bleed. When your tooth comes out, you see the blood inside the tooth. That blood is from your gum. It comes out into the tooth when it comes out. Enjoy this answer!
What are the differences between dental plaster and dental stone?
Dental Stone: Yellow, made of alpha hemihydrate, hard, used for metal work such as metal bridges etc.. Dental plaster: white, made of beta hemihydrate, soft(er).
