Question 90 (part 2) · LDEK · Structure and physiology of the periodontium
Periodontal ligament is related structurally to cemetum:
- A. cellular mixed fiber.
- B. cellular with own fibers.
- C. acellular stringless.
- D. acellular with own fibers.
- E. cellular with foreign fibers.
Hint
Ask which type of cementum is built mainly from fibres derived from the periodontal ligament rather than from cementoblasts.
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