Pulpal Mineralization is a biological process characterized by the deposition of mineralized tissues within the dental pulp, distinguished from other pulpal changes by the formation of ectopic calcifications such as pulp stones and diffuse calcific deposits.
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Reaction of the Pulp to Calcium Hydroxide
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