What is difference between PULP and PULP CAVITY ?
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Dental pulp is an unmineralized oral tissue composed of soft connective tissue, vascular, lymphatic and nervous elements that occupies the central pulp cavity ofeach tooth. Pulp has a soft, gelatinous consistency. Figure 1 (adjacent), indicates that by either weight or volume, the majority of pulp (75-80%) is water.
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hola mate ....here is your answer....
the region under the dentine in mouth is called as pulp cavity in which the blood vessels and lymph vessels enter is called as pulp cavity....
the fluid present in pulp cavity is called as pulp...
hope u understood ^_^
the region under the dentine in mouth is called as pulp cavity in which the blood vessels and lymph vessels enter is called as pulp cavity....
the fluid present in pulp cavity is called as pulp...
hope u understood ^_^
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