Sharpey’s Fibres
“What are Sharpey’s Fibres? A detailed question and answers guide”
Sharpey’s fibers
Answer:
- Sharpey’s fibers are contained in bundle bone
- Arranged parallel to the root
- Sternum
- Ribs
- Scapula
- Clavicle
- Vertebrae
- Facial bones
- Pelvic bones
“Importance of studying Sharpey’s Fibres for dental and orthopedic students: Questions explained”
- Bones of trunk and extremities
- Mandible
- Clavicle
- They are embedded into the cementum on one side and into the alveolar bone on another side
- Fibers in primary acellular cementum are fully mineralized while those in cellular cementum and bone are partly mineralized
- Their mineralized part appears as a projecting covered with mineral clusters
- Few of them pass uninterrupted through the alveolar bone to continue as principal fibers of PDL
- It passes through alveolar bone only when it consists entirely of compact bone
- It consists of noncollagenous proteins – osteopontin and bone sialoprotein
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