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What are dentinal tubules and where do they extend from?

long tubes in the dentin that extend from the DEJ or DCJ to the outer wall of the pulp

Review: Where do the dentinal tubules extend from?

The DEJ in the crown area or DCJ in the root area to the outer wall of the pulp

After apposition of predentin and maturation into dentin the cell bodies of the odonotoblast do what?

Remain in the pulp inside the tooth, along its outer wall

Is dentin vascular or avascular

Avascular

Nutrition from odontoblast within the dentin comes through what?

Dentinal Tubules from tissue fluid that originally traveled from the blood vessels located in the adjacent pulp tissue

Within each dentinal tubule is a space of variable size containing what?

dentinal fluid


odontoblastic process


possibly and Afferent axon

Dentinal fluid in the tubule presumably also includes what/

Tissue fluid surrounding the cell membrane of odontoblast

Review: Nutrition in the dentin comes from what?

Tissue Fluid

What is the odontoblastic Process?

a long cellular extension located within the dentinal tubule that is still attached to the cell body of the odontoblast within the pulp

TRUE or False


An Afferent Axon is associated with part of the odontoblastic process in some dentinal tubules

TRUE

The Afferent Axon is involved in what?

Only the sensation of pain

What does the direction of the tubule reflect?

The pathway of the odontoblast during apposition of predentin

How many types of curvature are there?

2


What are the two types of curvature called?

Primary and secondary

What does the primary curvature reflect

overall tubule course over time

What does the primary curvature resemble?

A large S-shaped curve

The secondary curve reflects what?

the smaller daily changes in odontoblast direction during apposition

The secondary curve of the tubule consist of what?

small, delicate curves in the primary curve

Are dentinal tubules interrupted by the formation of the interglobular areas of dentin

No they pass right through them

TRUE or False



Tubules can branch at any point along the way from the DEJ or DCJ to the pulp

TRUE

Dentinal tubules are what near the pulp and because of why?

Crowded


Because of the narrowing of this region