Exam 10: Cementum
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The intermediate layer of cementum is _____ thick.
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Intermediate cementum forms completely,before the deposition of secondary cementum begins.
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The initial layer of cementum contains an enamelin-like protein.
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Which of the following is formed by cementoblasts and maintained by cementocytes?
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Which is the preferred term for the first layer of cementum that is deposited by the inner layer of the epithelial cells of the root sheath?
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Some __________ have long processes that lie in canaliculi.
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The area where cemental resorption stops and deposition begins is called a
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A continuing increase of cementum due to aging may obstruct the
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Cementocytes found deep in the cementum have _________ organelles than those found near the surface of the cementum.
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Cementum resorption is rare,even in older patients.In fact,cementum is more resistant to resorption than bone.
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