Dental Pulp Anatomy Lecture

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What is the average size of the apical foramen in maxillary teeth?

0.4 mm

Where are accessory root canals numerous in the radicular pulp?

Apical third of the root

In which zone of the pulp does dentin formation occur?

Peripheral zone (odontogenic zone)

What is the mechanism of the formation of accessory root canals due to early degeneration of the epithelial root sheath of Hertwig?

Defect in the root with no dentin or cementum formed

What connects the pulp organs with the periapical tissue?

Apical foramen

During which phase of active eruption does the actual axial (vertical) movement of the tooth from its developmental position to its functional position in the occlusal plane inside the oral cavity occur?

Eruptive phase

Which type of tooth eruption involves the apical recession of gingival tissue exposing more tooth structure into the oral cavity?

Passive eruption

In which phase of tooth development do deciduous and permanent teeth germs found within the jaw bones before they begin to erupt?

Pre-eruptive phase

What is the pattern of pre-eruptive movements for permanent teeth during the Pre-eruptive phase?

No movement

What type of eruption does not involve tooth movement but occurs due to the apical recession of gingival tissue exposing more tooth structure into the oral cavity?

Passive eruption

What are the two major properties that distinguish dentin?

Sensitivity and continuous formation throughout life

What covers dentin in the crown and in the root?

Enamel and cementum respectively

Where are the odontoblasts aligned on the dentin surface?

Pulpal surface

What is the unit structure of dentin that houses odontoblastic processes?

Dentinal tubules

What is the color of dentin and how does it change with age?

Yellowish and darkens with age

Learn about the structure and morphology of dental pulp in this lecture by Dr. Fatma Adel Saad, Associate Professor of Oral Biology. Understand the composition of coronal pulp, radicular pulp, and the apical foramen.

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