| enamel r.’s |
the approximately parallel rods or prisms forming the enamel of teeth. They are enclosed in a sheath of organic matter (the enamel rod sheath, or prism sheath) and are embedded in the interprismatic or cement substance.
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| enamel s. |
the enamel organ during the stage in which its outer layer forms a sac enclosing the whole dental germ.
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| enamel s.’s |
clublike structures in the inner third of the dental enamel, believed to be terminals of protoplasmic processes of the odontoblasts that have passed across the dentinoenamel junction.
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| enamel t.’s |
bunches of tuftlike structures extending from the dentinoenamel junction through about one third of the thickness of the enamel, representing defects in mineralization; confined to the innermost 2030 per cent of the enamel.
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| enameloblast |
ameloblast.
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