Are teeth bones? Are teeth bones?

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Their **, formation process, degree of calcification, and tissue structure are all different.

Anatomically, the human body has 206 bones, which do not include 32 teeth.

Cartilage and hard bones.

Cartilage tissue: Composed of chondrocytes, fibers, and matrix.

Depending on the nature of the fibers in the matrix, it can be divided into three types:

Hyaline cartilage: The matrix is a clear, gelatinous solid.

Chondrocytes bury a small amount of collagen fibers in the intracellular matrix of the matrix.

Distribution: joints, soft ribs, trachea.

Fibrocartilage: There are a large number of bundles of collagen fibrochondrocytes within the matrix distributed between the fibrous bundles.

Distribution: intervertebral discs, glenoids.

Elastic cartilage: There are a large number of elastic fibers within the matrix.

Distribution: auricle, epiglottis.

Bone tissue (hard bones).

It is composed of bone cells, bone glue fibers, and matrix.

There are large deposits of solid inorganic salts within the matrix, which make the bone tissue hard.

Bone glue fibers are arranged in parallel within the matrix to form a bone plate.

There are two types of bone plates in mammals:

Cancellous bone: The outer layer that makes up the hard bones.

The plates form a reticular structure with many large voids, and the bone marrow is present within the mesh.

Bone compact: The outer layer that makes up the hard bones, which are arranged by the bone plates to form the following structures:

Outer ring plate: A plate of bone that lines the surface of the bone.

Inner ring plate: A plate of bone arranged around the bone marrow cavity.

Hastelloy plate: A bone plate arranged in concentric circles between the inner and outer ring plates.

Hastelloy's duct: a concentric circle** duct with blood vessels and nerve distribution.

Bone pit: where the bone cells are located.

Enamel Enamel is located on the surface of the crown, translucent, milky white hard tissue, which is the hardest tissue with high calcification in the tooth tissue, 96% of the enamel is inorganic and the rest is water and organic matter.

Dentin Dentin is the substance that makes up the body of a tooth and is located in the inner layers of enamel and cementum and is not as hard as enamel. It contains about 65 70 minerals, the rest is organic, and mainly protein and water. Cementum Cementum is the calcified tissue that forms the surface layer of the tooth root.

It is as hard as any other bone tissue in the body.

Cementum Cementum contains 75 percent inorganic matter. 23 of organic matter and 2 of water. The pulp is located in the loose connective tissue in the pulp cavity inside the tooth, which contains nerve fibers, blood vessels, lymphatic vessels, odonticin cells, and fibroblasts.

It's too heavy, the teeth should be bones, and they won't be corroded by shampoo and hand sanitizer.

Teeth are not bones.

When we talk about teeth and bones, we mean mammalian teeth and true (hard) bones. Generally speaking, teeth are not bones, and there is a clear difference in structure between them.

Teeth are made up of enamel, dentin, cementum, and pulp. The bone is mainly composed of three parts: periosteum, bone and bone marrow. Bone density can be resorpted and reconstructed, whereas cementum is generally not resorbed; Cementum also does not have the Harvard system in the bones.

Bone fractures can be repaired, but broken teeth are generally not recoverable. The pulp contains nerves, blood vessels, and some connective tissues, and has no hematopoietic function; The red bone marrow in the bone marrow has a hematopoietic function.

1. Tooth enamel is the most superficial layer of teeth, which is composed of hydroxyapatite, which is the hardest special tissue in the whole body, without neurovascularity and no regeneration ability.

2. Dentin has the ability to regenerate The hard tissue around the pulp cavity is light yellow, the crown is covered by enamel, the root is covered by cementum, and dentin is a viable tissue, which is mainly composed of dentin tubules, odontoblasts and interstitium.

3. Cementum is a mineralized tissue that covers the surface of the tooth root, similar to bone tissue.4 The pulp is mainly connected to the outside by blood vessels, lymphatic vessels, and nerves through the apical foramen.

No.

Their **, formation process, degree of calcification, and tissue structure are all different.

Anatomically speaking, the human body has 206 bones, which do not include teeth.

Because teeth are not bones. Teeth are rooted in the cavernous bone that makes up the upper and lower jaws, covered by enamel, and are the hardest part of the human body.

Teeth are bones, blood vessels and nerves under the gums, exposed kerosene blood vessels and nerves on the surface.

Teeth are the hardest organs in the human body and are divided into three parts: crown, neck, and root. It is also divided into enamel (enamel), dentin (dentin), pulp (nerve gland), etc. The main ingredient is calcium hydroxyphosphate:

That is, basic calcium phosphate, the main component of human teeth, the chemical formula is Ca10 (OH) 2 (PO4) 6, and the equation is: CA (OH) 2 + H2CO3 = CAC3 + 2H2O (calcium hydroxyphosphate can be regarded as Ca(OH)2·3Ca3(PO4)2).