Dental, Tooth Anatomy & Supporting Structures
This is my first Blog, in this I will discuss on Dental, Tooth Anatomy & Supporting Structures.
Different parts of Tooth:
Tooth Structures:
Enamel: It is the outer most parts of Crown portion of tooth. Enamel is the hardest, most mineralized hard tissue in the body.
Dentin: This second layer of the tooth under the Enamel & Cementum of Crown & Root portion. In Dentin one of the important structure in Dentinal Tubule, when it is exposed then tooth causes tooth sensitivity, later can causes pain.
Cementum: It is the outer most parts of Root portion of tooth.It is the part of the periodontium that attaches the teeth to the alveolar bone by anchoring the periodontal ligament.
Pulp: Inside of Dentin the soft tissue found in the center of all teeth, where the nerve tissue and blood vessels are. If tooth decay reaches the pulp, you usually feel pain.
Tooth Supporting Structure or Periodontium: In The Periodontium consists of four principal components :
Gingiva or the Gum
Cementum, covering the root of the tooth
Alveolar Bone
Periodontal ligament
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