dentinal tubules

A form of dentinal tubule — A microscopic, fluid-filled canal within tooth dentin that extends from the inner pulp chamber to the outer dentin surface, housing cellular extensions and nerve endings, crucial for tooth sensitivity and nutrient transport, and facilitating communication between the pulp and the outside environment.

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Meanings

noun
  1. pluralplural of dentinal tubule
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