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Which of the following is true about dentin?
Which of the following is true about dentin?
- Dentin is characterized by enamel tubules
- Dentin is the soft connective tissue that occupies the pulp cavity
- Dentin forms the bulk of the tooth (correct)
- Dentin is aligned against a layer of predentin
What are dentinal tubules?
What are dentinal tubules?
- The cell bodies of the odontoblasts
- The peripheral boundary of the dental pulp
- The soft connective tissue that occupies the pulp cavity
- The cytoplasmic extensions of odontoblasts (correct)
Where is the pulp chamber located?
Where is the pulp chamber located?
- In the radicular portion of the tooth
- In the enamel of the tooth
- In the coronal portion of the tooth (correct)
- In the apical foramen of the tooth
What is the function of the apical foramen?
What is the function of the apical foramen?
What is the main function of the dental pulp?
What is the main function of the dental pulp?
Study Notes
Dentin Structure
- Dentin is a calcified tissue that makes up most of the tooth structure
- It is composed of dentinal tubules, which are tiny tubes that transmit sensation to the pulp
Dental Pulp
- The pulp chamber is a hollow space within the center of the tooth that contains the dental pulp
- The main function of the dental pulp is to produce dentin and provide sensation to the tooth
- The apical foramen is a small opening at the apex of the tooth root that allows nerves and blood vessels to enter the pulp chamber
- The function of the apical foramen is to provide a pathway for nerves and blood vessels to enter the tooth
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Test your knowledge on dentin, the hard tissue portion of the tooth, with this 150-question multiple-choice quiz. Explore the basic structure of dentin, its characteristics including dentinal tubules, and more. Perfect for dental students and professionals looking to deepen their understanding of dentin.