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Odontoblast
represent a crucial element in this PULP DENTIN COMPLEX
periphery of the pulp tissue
Location of odontoblast
dental pulp
It is dependent on the protection provided by the dentin and enamel
○ Impacts on dentin may affect the pulpal components
○ Disturbances in the dental pulp will affect the quantity and quality of the dentin produced
Integrated dynamics of the pulp–dentin complex imply
Odontoblast Layer
The outermost stratum of cells of the healthy pulp
subjacent to the predentin
location of Odontoblast Layer
Odontoblast processes
pass through the predentin into the inner part of dentin
cell bodies of odontoblasts
The odontoblast layer is composed of the
Capillaries
nerve fibers
dendritic cells
found among the odontoblasts
tall columnar
In the coronal portion of a young pulp actively secreting collagen, odontoblasts are
coronal portion of a young pulp
In the ______ actively secreting collagen, odontoblasts are tall columnar
staggered
Odontoblasts vary in height, so their nuclei are
palisade appearance
arrangement of odontoblast in coronal pulp
three to five cells thick
odontoblast later appears to have ______ although there is only one actual layer
30–40 nm wide
Intercellular spaces between odontoblasts are
Tight junctions
Gap junctional complexes
Odontoblast cell bodies are connected by:
Gap junctions
They are formed by connexin proteins, allowing cell-to-cell passage of signal molecules
more cells per unit area
The odontoblast layer in the coronal pulp contains ____ than the radicular pulp
columnar
Mature coronal pulp odontoblasts are usually
cuboidal
midportion of the radicular pulp, odontoblasts are
squamous layer of flattened cells
Near the apical foramen, odontoblasts appear as a
less crowded odontoblast cell bodies
Fewer dentinal tubules per unit area in the root result in
narrowing of the pulp space
During maturation and aging, continued crowding occurs due to
Apoptosis of odontoblasts
adjusts for limited space during development
○ Desmosomes (zonula adherens)
○ Gap junctions (nexuses)
○ Tight junctions (zonula occludens
Specialized cell-to-cell junctions include
Desmosomes
zonula adherens
Gap junctions
nexuses
Tight junctions
zonula occludens
Spot desmosomes
in the apical part of odontoblast cell bodies mechanically join odontoblasts
Gap junctions
allow passage of signal molecules to synchronize secretory activit
predentin layers
Gap junctions help produce uniform
formation of primary dentin
Gap junctions are numeorus during
subodontoblastic area
Gap junctions and desmosomes also join odontoblasts to fibroblast processes in the
Tight junctions
are mainly found in the apical part of odontoblasts in young teeth
linear ridges and grooves
Tight junction sonsist of _____ that close off the intercellular space
Tracer studies
show passage of small elements between odontoblasts from subodontoblastic capillaries to predentin and dentin
permeability of the odontoblast layer
Tight junctions determine
passage of molecules, ions, and fluid
Tight junctions retrict the _______ between pulp and predentin
cavity preparation
During _____ these tight junctions are disrupted, increasing dentin permeability
Cell-Poor Zone
Immediately subjacent to the odontoblast layer in the coronal pulp
40 µm inwidth
Cell-Poor Zone is a narrow zone approximately
Cell-Poor Zone
Relatively free of cells
cell-free layer of Weil
other name for Cell-Poor Zone
Blood capillaries
○ Unmyelinated nerve fibers
○ Slender cytoplasmic processes of fibroblasts
contents of Cell-poor zone
functional status of the pulp
The presence or absence of the cell-poor zone depends on
young pylp
older pulp
Cell-poor zone is not apparent in
young pulp
where dentin forms rapidly
older pulp
reparative dentin is being produced
Cell-Rich Zone
Located in the subodontoblastic area
fibroblasts
Cell-Rich Zone Contains a relatively high proportion of___ than central pulp
coronal pulp
Cell-rich zone is e prominent in the
● Fibroblasts
● Immune cells: macrophages and dendritic cells
● Undifferentiated mesenchymal stem cells
cellular components of cell-rich zone
peripheral migration of cells
Cell rich zone forms due to ______from the central pulp around tooth eruption
immunocompetent cells
Migration of ______ occurs in and out of the cell-rich zone in response to antigenic challenge
antigenic challenge
Migration of immunocompetent cells occurs in and out of the cell-rich zone in response to
Odontoblast death
triggers increased mitosis
Irreversibly injured odontoblasts
are replaced by cells migrating from the cell-rich zone onto the inner dentin surface
TRUE
Odontoblast death is the first step in forming a new odontoblast layer T/F
Stem cells
are a source for replacement odontoblasts
Pulp Proper
e central mass of the pulp
loose connective tissue
Pulp Proper is consist of
larger blood vessels and nerves
Pulp proper contains what
Fibroblast
most prominent cell in Pulp Proper
Odontoblast
Most characteristic and specialized cell of the dentin-pulp complex
Odontoblast
Responsible for dentinogenesis during tooth development and aging
Odontoblast
Forms dentin and dentinal tubules, making dentin a living responsive tissue
Produce a matrix of collagen fibrils, noncollagenous proteins, and proteoglycans capable of mineralization
Similarities with osteoblasts and cementoblasts
Highly ordered RER
■ Prominent Golgi complex
■ Secretory granules
■ Numerous mitochondria
■ Rich in RNA, nuclei with prominent nucleoli
Ultrastructural features of osteoblasts and cementoblasts
: tall columnar cells
Odontoblast in coronal pulp
Osteoblasts/Cementoblasts:
polygonal to cuboidal
osteocytes/cementocytes
Osteoblasts/cementoblasts may become _____ within the matrix
dentinal tubule
Odontoblast leaves a cellular process forming the_____ ; cell body remains outside mineralized tissue
canaliculi
Lateral branches of odontoblast processes interconnect through _____, allowing intercellular communication and fluid/metabolite circulation through the matrix
intercellular communication
fluid/metabolite circulation
Lateral branches of odontoblast processes interconnect through canaliculi, allowing _____and ____ through the matrix
four nucleoli
Active Odontoblast cell body contains large nucleus, up to
centrally located, smooth-walled vesicles and cisternae
Active Odontoblast golgi complex
evenly distributed throughout cytoplasm
Active Odontoblast mitochondiria
closely stacked cisternae, with ribosomes for protein synthesis
Active Odontoblast RER
Collagen
Proteoglycans
Dentin sialoprotein
Phosphophoryn
Enzymes
Secretory products of odontoblast
Type 1
Collage mainly in Odontoblast
Type V
least collagen in Odontoblast
Phosphophoryn
highly phosphorylated, unique to dentin, involved in extracellular mineralization
Acid phosphatase
Alkaline phosphatase
Enzymes in Odontoblast
Acid phosphatase:
lysosomal, may digest resorbed predentin matrix
Alkaline phosphatase
linked to mineralization, precise role in dentinogenesis unclear
Resting/Inactive Odontoblast
Decreased number of organelles
Resting/Inactive Odontoblast
May become shorter
root development and eruption
Resting/Inactive Odontoblast changes begin after _____, as dentin production shifts from primary to secondary dentin
Macrophage
Monocytes that leave the bloodstream, enter tissues, and differentiate into various subpopulations
Subpopulations
can be identified by antigenic properties in immunohistochemical studies
close to blood vessels
Location of Macrophage
■ Removes extravasated red blood cells
■ Removes dead cells
■ Removes foreign bodies
Macrophage is active in scavening by
lysosomal enzymes
Ingested material is destroyed by
memory T cells
Marchophage Processes antigen and presents it to
class II MHC molecules
Antigen bound to ____ interacts with naïve or memory T cell receptors
pulp signaling pathways
Similar to fibroblasts, macrophages participate in
■ Interleukin 1
■ Tumor necrosis factor (TNF)
■ Growth factors
■ Other cytokines
Marchophages When activated by inflammatory stimuli, produc
lymphatic markers
Subset of macrophages express
Dendritic Cell
Accessory cells of the immune system
epidermis and mucous membranes
Dendritic Cell found in _____ as Langerhan’s cell