Question 123 · LDEK · Dentin
Which cells are involved in the generation of reparative dentine?
- A. fibroblasts only.
- B. odontoblasts only.
- C. at first odontoblasts, then fibroblasts.
- D. at first fibroblasts, then odontoblasts.
- E. ameloblasts and odontoblasts.
Hint
Think about what happens when the original odontoblasts have been destroyed and which pulp cells respond first and which later.
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