

Tooth Anatomy
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Anatomy of a Tooth
Enamel – the hard, white outer layer of the tooth that forms the crown.
Dentin – the layer of the tooth structure just below the enamel. Dentin is more yellow-colored than enamel and less resistant to decay and wear.
Pulp – the soft tissue filled center of a tooth. The pulp is made up of blood vessels and nerve tissue.
Cementum – the thin, outer layer of the root. |




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