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The outer most layer of dentin is called?




Deep to that is the?




Deep to that is the?




The most inner part is the?




Which is the reparative dentin?

Mantle dentin


Primary dentin


Secondary dentin


Predentin


Sclerotic/Tertiary dentin

Mantle dentin




Primary dentin




Secondary dentin




Predentin




Tertiary dentin

- Dentin is like bone and is cellular


- Has odontoblast process in tubules on the inner surface of dentin

There are odontoblastic processes in tubules that become __ through the basal lamina and beyond the DEJ




As the odontoblast migrate towards the pulp the processes get longer




2 types of dentin around the odontoblast processes?

Enamel spindles


Peritubular dentin
Intertubular dentin

Enamel spindles




Peritubular dentin


Intertubular dentin

What is dental pulp?




What does it have?

Connective tissue




pulp chamber and root canal (terminates as apical foramen)

Predentin is __ and has __




Its like osteoid because bone is laid down first




What secretes predentin?

Unmineralized and has mostly collagen


Odontoblasts secrete predentin

Unmineralized and has mostly collagen




Odontoblasts secrete predentin

Dentin is 70% __




What forms the scaffold for mineral to be deposited on?




Dentin has elasticity, tight scalloped dentinoenamel junction and a less distinct cementum/dentin junction



70% inorganic material (hydroxyapatite)


-20% organic material (type 3 and 4 collagen and non-collagenous protein)


-10% water




Type I collagen

Dentinogenesis:




Begins during what stage?




The internal enamel epithelium become presecretory ameloblast which induce?




This then starts to produce dentin




-The process of dentinogenesis starts at the __ and then later in the?

Bell stage




odontoblast differentiation


-come from dental papilla which came from ectomesenchyme




-The cuspal region (coronal dentin)


-Then later in the root (root dentin)

Inner enamel epithelium that are preamloblasts reverse polarity and elongate. The nuclei move toward?




Ectomesenchymal cells adjoining the acellular zone rapidly enlarge and must undergo __ and change orientation




The preameloblasts signal for some of these cells to __

Stratum intermedium


Mitosis (to proliferate)


differentiate and increase in size to occupy the acelleular zone between dental papilla and presecretory ameloblasts
-some remain undifferentiated

Stratum intermedium




Mitosis (to proliferate)




differentiate and increase in size to occupy the acelleular zone between dental papilla and presecretory ameloblasts


-some remain undifferentiated

When presecretory ameloblast change polarity what appears?




What gets populated by the above?




They then start secreting dentin

odontoblasts


Acellular zone

odontoblasts




Acellular zone

First sign of dentinogenesis after dentin is made is deposition of __ which is made of __

von Korff's fibers
-made of Collagen III fibers and fibronectin

von Korff's fibers


-made of Collagen III fibers and fibronectin

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Root dentin starts later at the cervical loop where Hertwig's root sheath induces its formation




What does HERS induce?

odontoblast formation down by the root before tooth eruption

Pre odontoblasts cells are __




-they have more cytoplasmic organelles




Nucleus becomes polarized located?

Larger


Located at the base of the cell away from the internal dental (enamel) epithelium

Larger




Located at the base of the cell away from the internal dental (enamel) epithelium

Secretory odontoblasts are tall columnar cells that synthesize what 3 things?

Type I collagen and ground substances




- Secretes unmineralized dentin = predentin

Mineralization occurs what regions?

These regions coalesce to form?

If the above does not fuse there are uncalcified dentin called?

Mineralization occurs what regions?




These regions coalesce to form?




If the above does not fuse there are uncalcified dentin called?

calcospherites

solid mass of mineralized (globular) dentin

inter-globular dentin

calcospherites




solid mass of mineralized (globular) dentin




inter-globular dentin

Odontoblastic processes are within dentinal tubules

Odontoblastic processes are within dentinal tubules

canaliculi are present like in bone

canaliculi are present like in bone

What occurs when dentinal tubules become occluded?


-Increases with age




Tubules in carious lesions may fill with bacteria. Odontoblast processes in these tubules may disintegrate leaving an empty tubule called?

Sclerotic dentin
-can sometimes be repaired with reparative dentin

Dead dentinal tract

Sclerotic dentin


-can sometimes be repaired with reparative dentin




Dead dentinal tract

There is a dentinoenamel junction as well as a dentin cementum junction, what is found at the dentin cementum junction?

Tome's granular layer (arrangement of protein and collagen)

Tome's granular layer (arrangement of protein and collagen)

Odontoblast deposit dentin in daily increments and every __ days there is a change in orientation of collagen fibers called?

5 days

Incremental lines of von Ebner

5 days




Incremental lines of von Ebner

What are exaggerated incremental lines that reflect change of nutritional status or disease in the individual during the period of dentinogenesis (ie Neonatal line)?

Contour lines of Owen

Contour lines of Owen

Pulp is connective tissue with what 4 zones?

1. odontoblasts

2. cell free zone of weil

3. cell rich zone

4. pulp core

1. odontoblasts




2. cell free zone of weil




3. cell rich zone




4. pulp core

*note that cell free zone and beyond has nerve and rich vascular supply

*note that cell free zone and beyond has nerve and rich vascular supply

-Nerve fibers move up into the processes

-Nerve fibers move up into the processes

Other cells in the pulp include macrophages, lymphcytes, dendritic cells, and what 2 other things?




Collagen (I and III) seen in pulp with matrix components such as glycosaminoglycans, glycoproteins, and water - all things expected in CT

Fibroblast that make pulp matrix




Undifferentiated ectomesechymal cells (dental pulp stem cells) that can transform into fibroblasts or odontoblasts if cell population is reduced after injury

In the cell free and cell rich zones are nerve bundles that form the?




Some of these nerve fibers end up in the dental tubules with odontoblast processes


-detect pain

Nerve plexus of raschkow

Nerve plexus of raschkow



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