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The 14 pages that link to Dentin, each with the reason it gives.

• Canine toothRelated: Dentin supports the canine crown and transmits forces toward the pulp.

• BoneCompared with: Dentin is mineralized like bone but does not remodel in the same way.

• IncisorRelated: Dentin makes up most of an incisor and is exposed as the tooth wears.

• ToothBroader topic: It supports enamel and carries microscopic tubules toward the pulp.

• Tooth enamelRelated: Dentin supports enamel and carries sensations toward the tooth pulp.

• TuskBroader topic: Elephant tusks consist mostly of dentin, which records growth and can be shaped by wear.

• Dental pulpRelated: It surrounds the pulp and carries microscopic tubules that connect to pulp cells.

• Root canal treatmentNarrower topic: Dentin surrounds the pulp and contains microscopic channels that can transmit irritation.

• PaleohistologyRelated: Its incremental structure can preserve records of growth and life history.

• Dental morphologyRelated: Its underlying structure supports the visible enamel contour.

• Dental abrasionBroader topic: Abrasion that passes through enamel can expose the more sensitive dentin.

• Tooth decayBroader topic: Once decay passes through enamel, it can spread more rapidly through dentin.

• Amelogenesis imperfectaRelated: When enamel is thin or missing, the underlying dentin becomes exposed and discolored.

• Human toothBroader topic: Its tubules transmit stimuli toward the dental pulp.