Biochemistry of Teeth

These cells form dentine through the process of dentinogenesis. Hardness property of dentine is higher than the bone, lesser than enamel, and almost equal to cementum. Inner to Dentine, pulp cavity is present in the tooth. This cavity contains highly vascular soft tissues.
Biochemistry
Teeth
composition
Enamel
Dentin
Melogenin
Cementum
pulp
1. Nutritional Values of Protein For DPT first Year
Nutritional Values of Protein  For DP...
2. Nutritional Importance of lipids(DPT 1st Year)
Nutritional Importance of lipids.
3. Function of Lipids In dietary Lipids.(for DPT 1st year)
Function of Lipids In dietary Lipids.
4. Micro-minerals
Micro-minerals
5. Nutritional disorder
Nutritional Disorder
6.2nd part oF Dietry lipids function
       2nd part of Dietary lipids function.
7. Saliva composition and Function
Saliva Composition,function

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