What do you know about dental biology?

Dental biology It is one of the general topics that every person interested in the field of dentistry, or interested in learning about teeth and their details, should have.

Dental Biology

Talking about dental biology, the tooth consists of a crown, and this crown is located above the tooth above the gum line, and the root is located below the tooth below the gum line.

The crown is covered with enamel, which has a white color and has a role in protecting the teeth. The enamel layer is considered a very tough tissue in the human body, which may be exposed to harm or damage, as it has little ability to repair itself.

And the layer of enamel we are talking about has a layer of dentin underneath, which is similar to bone but tougher. The dentin surrounds the central chamber of the tooth, which includes blood vessels, connective tissue, and nerves. The dentin is more sensitive to touch and temperature changes.

where blood vessels and nerves enter the pulp chamber through the root canals, which are also surrounded by dentin, and the cementum layer is formed instead of the enamel layer in the root of the tooth, which works to cover the dentin, and it is thin and similar in its composition to the structure of bone, and the cement layer is surrounded by a membrane that works It attaches the tooth to the alveolar bone, and forms a cushion that surrounds the mouth precisely to the jawbone.

In general, a person has two sets of natural teeth, which are as follows:

• Temporary primary teeth, which are the first teeth to appear in the mouth, are later replaced by permanent teeth.
• Adult permanent teeth are teeth that come in place of temporary teeth.

The primary set of temporary teeth consists of 20 teeth, 5 of them in each half of the jaw, and these are the medial incisor, lateral incisor, canine, first molar, and second molar.

While the set of permanent teeth consists of 32 teeth, 8 of which are in each half of the jaw, they are the lateral quadrilateral incisor, the flexor medial incisor, the canine, the first premolar, the second premolar, the first molar, the second molar, and the third molar.

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