Root Dentin Mineralization is a biological process denoting the site-specific deposition of mineralized hydroxyapatite crystals within the extracellular matrix of root dentin during tooth development, distinguishing it from coronal dentin mineralization by its spatiotemporal regulation and structural integration with cementum and periodontal ligament.
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Resorption of dentine by isolated osteoclasts in vitro
A. Boyde, Nahid Ali, Sheila J. Jones · BDJ · 1984 · 295 citations
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