| enamel h. |
one in which the broad side of the blade is parallel with the angle of the shank; used with a chipping or a lateral scraping stroke in developing an internal cavity form.
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| enamel k. |
a small dense group of epithelial cells in the stellate reticulum of a developing tooth, which disappears before enamel formation begins.
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| enamel l., inner |
the inner, concave wall of the enamel organ.
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| enamel l., outer |
the outer, convex wall of the enamel organ.
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| enamel l.e |
imperfectly calcified areas of enamel located generally in the cervical enamel but also found in the interdigitating surface of the premolars and molars; they are foliaceous structures visible only under the microscope and may extend from the surface to the dentinoenamel junctions and beyond.
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