Enamel
What is another name for cuticle?
What is Nasmyth Membrane?
What are the fibers also known as in Dentin?
What is Tomes' dentinal fibril?
Where is the cementoenamel junction located?
What is the neck of the tooth?
What is another name for periodontal membranes?
What is periodontal ligaments?
What is another name for gingiva?
What is gums?
What is an irregular grouping of undecalcified enamel?
What are the three types of Dentin tissues?
What is primary dentin, regular secondary dentin, and irregular secondary dentin?
What are the two other names for primary cementum and secondary cementum?
What is accellular and cellular cementum?
What bone gives support to the teeth?
What is alveolar?
What is an inner and outer growth of the alveolar bone?
What is cortical plate?
What structure of the tooth would the lines/stripes of Retzius be on?
What is Enamel?
What are the two parts of the tooth Dentin is present in?
What is the crown and root?
What is a tiny cavity that may contain cementocytes?
What is lacuna?
How many tissues is the periodontium composed of?
What is four tissues?
What is another name for keratinized?
What is masticatory mucos?
What is slightly curved prism-like structures that extend from the dentinoenamel junction to the outer surface?
What is rods?
What is a growth or tumor usually found in the root area?
What is granuloma?
What is an overgrowth of cementum tissue?
What is hypercementosis?
What fibers are found at the cementoenamel junction?
What is alveolar crest fibers?
What is called the free margin gingiva?
What is marginal?
What percent of enamel is inorganic?
What is 96 percent?
What are the four common diseases of the pulp?
What is pulpitis, pulp stone, pulp cyst, and granuloma?
To provide surface anchorage for the tooth in the alveolar socket.
What helps prevent tipping and dislocation of the tooth?
What is apical and interradicular?
What is 1-3 MM in depth and forms a space between the tooth and attached gingival?
What is sulcus?