PINS IN RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY Pins retained restorations HISTORY Dr. Miles Markley in 1958 cemented threaded stainless steel wires, reporting as “pin reinforcement and…

DENTIN Dentin The greatest part of a human tooth Dentin, which constitutes the entire body of the tooth, is located in both the crown and the root of a tooth Physical Properties…

Pulpal and Periradicular Response to Caries Current Management and Regenerative Options Sami M.A. Chogle, BDS, DMD, MSDa,b,c,*, Harold E. Goodis, DDSb,d,e, Bassam Michael…

Operative Dentistry Course RSTD 1100 Lecture 17 Dr. N. Blight Cavity Sealers, Liners & Bases Objectives: To identify the functions of Bases, Liners & Sealers (Dentin…

Slide 1DENTAL ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY Physiology, Etiology, Epidemiology, Diagnosis, and Treatment Reviewed by: Slide 2 Dental Anatomy and Physiology After viewing this…

1. DENTAL ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGYPhysiology, Etiology, Epidemiology, Diagnosis, and Treatment Reviewed by: 2. Dental Anatomy and Physiology After viewing this lecture, attendees…

1. DENTAL ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY Physiology, Etiology, Epidemiology, Diagnosis, and Treatment Reviewed by: 2. Dental Anatomy and Physiology After viewing this lecture,…

1. DENTAL ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY Reviewed by: 2. Dental Anatomy and Physiology• Identify the major structures of the dental anatomy• Discuss the primary characteristics…

1. DENTIN 2. Dentin, the most voluminous mineralized connectivetissue of the tooth which is hard tissue and also mildlyelastic in nature and forms the pulp and…

DENTIN DENTIN - Dentin is a crystalline material that enclose the pulp. - formed by odontoblast and it is mesenchymal in originated consists of tiny tubules or tubes. DENTIN…