dentin-pulp complex Flashcards
pulp in the crown
pulp chamber
pulp in the roots
root canal
pulp at the cusps
pulp horns
pulp and PDL meet
apex
first PDL fibers begin at
the dentino-cemental junction (DCJ)
the apical foramen may not be at the
anatomical apex
composition of dentin
- inorganic (70%)
- organic (20%)
- water (10%)
main inorganic component
hydroxyapetite
main organic component
collagen (type I and 5)
predentin
- unmineralized matrix (collagen)
- mineralized into dentine
primary dentin
- forms majority of tooth
- surrounds pulp
dentin in contact with enamel or cementum
mantle dentin
secondary dentin
- develops after root formation has been completed
- near roof and floor of chamber
tertiary dentin
-produced in reaction to stimuli (caries, attrition, resto)
dentin formation begins during which stage
bell stage
onset of root formation
tooth eruption
how much dentin if formed when tooth reaches functional position
2/3
final completion of root is __ after eruption
18 months
root dentin requires which cells
hertwig’s epithelial root sheath
pulp size ___ over lifetime
decreases
which cells form dentin
odontoblasts
odontoblasts differentiate from
ectomesenchymal cells of dental papilla
dentinal tubules are lined by ___ dentin and connected through a mesh of ___ dentin
lined by peritubular dentin, connected by a mesh of intertubular dentin
hypomineralized dentin where zones of mineralization (calcospherites) have failed to fuse
interglobular dentin
odontoblast processes follow __ shape path
S
what happens to dentin near the surface of the pulp chamber
converges due to smaller area => increase permeability
bacteria filling dentin tubules
dead track
dentinal tubules that become occlude with calcified material
sclerotic dentin (translucent dentin)
4 zones of pulp
1) odontoblastic zone (pulp perifery)
2) cell-free zone of weil
3) cell rich zone
4) pulp core
differentiation of odontoblasts occur during __ stage
bell stage
stages of life cycle of odontoblasts
differentiating stage, formation stage, quiescent stage
when odontoblasts differentiate, they (preodontoblasts) align along
basement membrane (separating dental papill ana IEE)
assume a columnar shape (basal nuclei and apical projections) and align along BM
formation stage
odontoblasts produce collagen fibers, which accumulate and cause
the basal lamina to disappear
dentin tubules are formed around
odontoblast processes