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BDEP Lecture 1 — Tooth Structure

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October 18, 2015

BDEP Lecture 1 — Tooth Structure

By Hakan Gem

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Yogi Patel

October 18, 2015

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  1. OUR ELEMENTAL COMPOSITION Elements of the Universe Hydrogen Helium Oxygen

    Carbon Other Elements of the Human Body Hydrogen Oxygen Carbon Nitrogen Other
  2. GENERAL TOOTH STRUCTURE • Main components • Enamel • Dentin

    • Pulp • Supportive components • Periodontium • Cementum • Gingiva • Alveolar bone • Periodontal ligament
  3. GENERAL TOOTH STRUCTURE • Main components • Enamel • Dentin

    • Pulp • Supportive components • Periodontium • Cementum • Gingiva • Alveolar bone • Periodontal ligament
  4. TOOTH STRUCTURE: ENAMEL • Origin • Ameloblast cells • Structure

    • Basic unit: enamel rod and inter-rod • Composition • 97% inorganic mineral (hydroxyapatite) • 2% water • 1% organic material (proteins) • Function • Protection • Mastication
  5. TOOTH STRUCTURE: DENTIN • Origin • Odontoblast cells • Structure

    • Basic unit: dentin tubules • Composition • 70% inorganic mineral (hydroxyapatite) • 20% water • 10% organic material (protein) • Function • Support • Repair
  6. TOOTH STRUCTURE: PULP • Origin • Fibroblast cells • Structure

    • Layered • Odontoblast layer • Cell free zone • Cell rich zone • Pulpal core • Function • Nutritive & sensory (neurovasculature) • Protective & formative (odontoblast cells)
  7. LAYERS OF THE PULP • Odontoblast layer • Houses odontoblasts

    producing pre-dentin (13) • Cell free zone • Houses the nerve plexus of Raschkow (12) • Cell rich zone • House fibroblasts and white blood cells (11) • Pulpal core • Similar to cell rich zone • Deepest location of tooth Illustration of pulp Histological section of pulp Ten Cate’s Oral Histology (p. 186)
  8. TOOTH STRUCTURE: CEMENTUM • Origin • Cementoblast cells • Structure

    • Basic units: acellular and cellular • Composition • 45-50% inorganic mineral (hydroxyapatite) • 50-55% water and organic material (protein) • Function • Attachment • Absorb shock