Kristensmith Taylor

Enamel Hypoplasia: Causes & Treatment Question 1. Ameloblast Answer: Enamel is laid down only by ameloblasts Ameloblast is a cell from which tooth enamel is formed. Synthesis of enamel matrix proteins occurs in it. The life cycle of ameloblast "What is enamel hypoplasia? A detailed question and answers guide" Question 2. Enamel … [Read more...] about Enamel Hypoplasia: Causes & Treatment

Enamel Spindles Question 1. Enamel spindles. Answer: Before the formation of enamel, some developing odontoblastic processes extend into the ameloblastic layer and become trapped to form enamel spindles. They reveal the crystals of dentin & enamel intermix. They are best seen in the longitudinal section. They are hypo-mineralized or partially mineralized … [Read more...] about Enamel Spindles

Nasmyth's Membrane Question 1. Nasmyth's membrane. Answer: It is a membrane that covers the entire crown of the newly erupted tooth. It is easily removed by mastication and other mechanical forces. It is also called a primary enamel cuticle. It resembles the basal lamina. It is secreted by the ameloblasts after the completion of enamel … [Read more...] about Nasmyth’s Membrane

Normal Blood pH and Its Regulatory Mechanisms Explained What is the normal pH of the blood? Explain various mechanisms by which it is regulated. Answer: Normal pH of the blood: The normal pH of the blood is in the range of 7.35-7.45 Regulation of blood pH: The blood pH is regulated by "Understanding normal blood pH through FAQs: Composition, functions, and … [Read more...] about Normal Blood pH and Its Regulatory Mechanisms Explained

Lateral Ventricle Question 1. Inferior horn of lateral ventricle Answer: This is the largest horn of the lateral ventricle Inferior horn of lateral ventricle Extend: It begins at the junction of the central part with the posterior horn of the lateral ventricle It extends into the temporal bone "Understanding the lateral ventricle through FAQs: Composition, … [Read more...] about Lateral Ventricle