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DENTIN
2nd hardest, Living & similar to BONE
Formed before Enamel
Asso. Pulp DP Complex
Bulk of tooth
Harder than B & Softer than E
Both in
Crown Enamel
Root
Cementum
vessels
Odontoblasts pulp
Ca & Ph major
2+
Collagen I90%--92%
Proteoglycans
Phospho, glycoproteins
Zn, Pb
GAGs
Carbonates
Fibronectin
Sulphates
Structure
Odontoblasts in periphery of PULP
Od. Process in DT
Odontoblasts cell bodies
Dentinal tubules
Seen entire length from DEJ to Pulp
Perpendicular DEJ & DCJ
S shaped prominent in crown
S shape Primary curvatures
Straight cervical part of root
cusp tip / incisal edge
apical 1/3 rd root
Dentinal tubules
1st bend occlusal / incisal (external)
2nd bend apex of root
Less prominent in root dentin Straight
No. tubules3:1 or 2:1 at pulp & DEJ
40,000 /mm2 Pulp & 20,000 /mm2DEJ
Diameter 3-4 m at pulp
</= 1m at DEJ
Dentinal tubules
Primary curvatures migration
Sec buckling/ spiral undulations
Lateral branchesMicro tubules,Canaliculi
Seen at 2m & may communicate
Extn into enamel Enamel Spindles
Dentinal
tubules
Tubules taper & branched
Narrow at DEJ
Pronounced branching at DEJ terminal
branching & Y shaped
More in No. & Closer PULP
Odontoblasts
Terminally differentiated
Elongated at Pulp periphery
Single layer Root
Pseudo stratified crown
25-60 m in length & 4-7 m diameter
Cell organelles present
Oval nuclei & eccentric at pulp
Odontoblastic process
Cytoplasmic ext
Larger at pulp & taper
Periodontoblastic space
Demarcation
Line
SECONDARY
PRIMARY
Dentin
Dentin
DEAD TRACTS
REPARATIVE
DENTIN