A study on regional distribution of Interglobular dentin in crown and root portion of the teeth.
Keywords:
Interglobular dentin, Ground section of teeth, Cervical area of teeth
Abstract
Introduction :Interglobular dentin is the area of hypomineralized or unmineralized denitn. Interglobular dentin is located at various region in teeth.
Aim : To identify the most common location of interglobular dentin in ground section of teeth.
Settings and Design : the study comprised of 69 extracted tooth.
Materials and Method: The study comprised of 69 extracted teeth. Ground sections of all 69 extracted teeth were prepared with the help of Arkansas stone, mounted on glass slide with the help of DPX and then observed under routine microscope by 2 observers.
Results: The most common location of interglobular dentin is cervical third
Conclusion: The interglobular dentin is more commonly seen in cervical third portion of crown as well as root in males and females.
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8. Majewski RF, Hess J, Kabani S, Ramanathan G. Dental findings in a patient with biliary atresia. J Clin Pediatr Dent 1993;18:32–7.
9.Symons, N.B.B. Interglobular dentine and the calcospherite pattern. Arch Oral Biol.196510: 1009–010
10.Gente, M., E. Matthaei, P. Mayr, V. Schwarzmann .Enamel and dentin under the ultrasonic microscope. Dtsch Zahnärztl Z.1989; 44: 56–8.
11.Limeback, H., C. Schlumbohm, A. Sen, G. Nikiforuk. The effects of hypocalcemia/hypophosphatemia on porcine bone and dental hard tissues in an inherited form of type 1 pseudovitamin D deficiency rickets. J Dent Res.1992; 71:
346–52.
12.Masatomi, Y., Y. Nakagawa, Y. Kanamoto, S. Sobue, T. Ooshima.Effects of serum phosphate level on formation of incisor dentine in hypophosphatemic mice. J. Oral Pathol Med.1996; 25: 182–7.
13.Kline, L.W., N.R. Thomas. The role of calcitonin in the calcification of dental matrix. J Dent Res.1977; 56: 862–865.
14.Dahl, J.E. Effects of methylmercury chloride on rat incisor odontoblasts and dentinogenesis. Acta Odontol Scand.1984; 42: 251–255.
15. Appleton, J. The effect of lead acetate on dentine formation in the rat. Arch Oral Biol.1991; 36: 377–382.
16.Kagayama, M., J.X. Zhu, Y. Sasano, H. Sato, H. Mayanagi. Development of interglobular dentine in rat molars and its relation to maturation
of enamel. Anat Embryol .1997;196: 477– 83
17.Fong, C.D., I. Slaby, L. Hammarstrom. Amelin: An enamel-related protein, transcribed in the cells of epithelial root sheath. J Bone Miner Res.1996 11: 892–8
18.Zaazou, A.M., N. el-Masry .The interglobular spaces in the dentin in the root portion and its relation to the granular layer of tomes. Egypt
Dent J.1973; 19: 173–80
19.Fujita H., T. Fujita. Tooth; in Textbook of Histology Part 2, ed 3. Tokyo, Igaku-Shoin.1992. pp 83–103
20.Pihlman K., E. Linder . Fluorescence microscopical visualization of elastic fibres using basic fuchsin. Histochemistry 1983;79: 157–165
21.Jayawardena C, Nandasena T, Abeywardena A, Nanayakkara D. Regional distribution of interglobular dentine in human teeth. Arch Oral Biol. 2009;54(11):1016-21
22. Sato H, Kagayama M, Sasano Y, Mayanagi H. Distribution of interglobular dentine in human tooth roots. Cells Tissues Organs. 2000;166(1):40-7
Published
2021-05-28
How to Cite
HIMANSHU SINGH, VEDANT PATEL, RAHUL A RAZDAN, PRACHI NAYAK, NAYAK, S., & KUNDENDU ARYA BISHEN. (2021). A study on regional distribution of Interglobular dentin in crown and root portion of the teeth. UNIVERSITY JOURNAL OF DENTAL SCIENCES, 7(2). https://doi.org/10.21276//ujds.2021.7.2.13
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