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Odontoblast
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odontoblast [ō′dänt·ə‚blast]
(histology)
One of the elongated, dentin-forming cells covering the dental papilla.

Odontoblast 

the cell that deposits dentin in the teeth of man and vertebrate animals. Its cell body is adjacent to the outer layer of the pulp, and its long outgrowths are within the tubules that perforate the dentin.



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Mineral trioxide aggregate as a pulp medicament--laboratory studies As a pulp capping or pulpotomy medicament in both animals and humans, MTA preserved normal pulp architecture, caused little or no inflammation and maintained an intact odontoblastic layer in almost all samples (Table 1) [Dominguez et al.
In this system, the cutting process occurs by means of kinetic energy and consequently no odontoblastic extensions are eliminated as happens with high speed rotary handpieces, which may result in pain.
[1988] observed reparative dentine in response to attrition and a normal odontoblastic function.
 
 
 
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