Pulpal Nerve Sprouting
Pulpal Nerve Sprouting is a biological phenomenon characterized by the abnormal growth and extension of nerve fibers within the dental pulp, typically in response to tissue injury, inflammation, or pathological stimuli, distinguishing it from physiological innervation patterns by its reactive and maladaptive nature.
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Inflammatory nerve responses in the dental pulp
Inge Fristad, Athanasia Bletsa, Margaret R. Byers · Endodontic Topics · 2007 · 25 citations
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