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Describe the significance of dentine.

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Answered by mahi577

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Functions of the dentin

Overall, the dentin contains less minerals and is less brittle or breakable than the enamel. Its main function is to provide support to the enamel. It is also responsible for transmitting impulses from the enamel or root to the dental pulp

Answered by LEGEND778

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Dentin is the largest structural component of the human tooth.Overall, the dentin contains less minerals and is less brittle or breakable than the enamel. Its main function is to provide support to the enamel. It is also responsible for transmitting impulses from the enamel or root to the dental pulp.

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