In this article we will discuss about the structural pattern of a human tooth with the help of a suitable diagram. Histologically, a tooth contains enamel, dentine, cementum and pulp (Fig. 1.58). Enamel is epithelial in origin and encircles dentine beyond the plane of gum. It is the hardest substance found in the body. Chemically, […]
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According to the density and hardness, bone is divided into two types: 1. Compact Bone 2. Cancellated Bone. 1. Compact Bone: Distribution: The outer layer of all bones and the shaft (diaphysis) of the long bones are entirely compact in nature. Histology: The shaft of the long bones (Fig. 1.48) is the typical example of […]
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