Normal Pulp of Tooth: Anatomy, Histology, and Endodontic Physiology
1. Introduction The normal pulp of a tooth is a highly specialized, richly vascularized connective tissue housed within the rigid mineralized walls of the dentin. Far from being a simple, inert void, the pulp chamber contains a dynamic, living neurovascular bundle that is vital for the development, nourishment, and sensory function of the tooth. It … Read more