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Dentin surface
Covered by enamel on crown and cementum on root
Organic material of dentin
Odontoblasts, Collage, Ground substance
Main structural componenet of dentin
Intertubular Dentin
Primary vs secondary dentin
Developed before or after apical foramen completion.

Secondary is formed to defend tooth, pulp chamber and canal are reduced
Mantel dentin
Produced from matrix and contributes to DEJ
Incremental lines or bands in dentin that begin at the crest of the dental papilla
Contour Lines of Owen
Initial few microns of root dentin, deposited in cervical half of root
Granular Layer of Tomes
Dental Pulp components
Connective tissue organ consisting of Whorton's Jelly.

Cells, nerves, & Lymphatics found
Formative aspect of pulp
Mesenchymal cells can differentiate into odontoblasts that make dentin or fibroblasts that make collagen
Primary function of pulp
Made dentin
Sensory innervation to tooth
Second and third branches of Cranial nerve V (Trigeminal) to max & mand respectively
Cell Free zone of Weil
Zone of pulp formed between cell rich area and odontoblast area & contains afferent (sensory) nerve network
Pulp Stones & Types
aka Denticles.
True- forms during tooth development, tubular structure

False - Forms as result of injury & non tubular structure
Derivatives of periodontal sac
Alveolar bone, Cementum, PDL
Bone between teeth
Interdental septum & Interradicular septum
Layers of alveolar bone
Cribriform Plate
Middle Layer of spongy bone & Marrow
Outer Cortical Plate
Compact bone that makes up socket
Lamina Dura
Transseptal Fibers
Travels across inter proximal space over alveolar crest to bind one tooth to another