Denticles | Pulp Stones Classification | Age change in pulp

Hi everyone, welcome to Genten. Can you see those small white areas inside the pulp looking like some small stones? Yes, they are called pulp stones. Like stone is a hard structure. These are also hard made up of calcium. So they are calcified masses in the pulp. So they are called pulp stones. But wait,

pulp is a soft tissue but it is surrounded by a hard tissue. Dentine which is calcified. So because these pulp stones are also calcified like dentine. So they are also called dentacles. Commonly asked by a question that what is another name for pulp stones? So don't forget they are also called dentacles and that can be your

important short note for theory exam which can come either as pulp stones or dentacles. Now now there is another term another calcified mass which can be seen in the soft tissue around the tooth. Another soft tissue around the tooth that is perodontal ligament in which we can see calcified masses. These calcified masses are called cementicles.

So don't get confused. Seementles are calcified masses in the periodontal ligament and denticles are calcified masses in the pulp. So the topic for today's video is bulb stones or dentals. So let's see how to write for your exam. So before starting the video quickly subscribe to dtoen. If you have not done that till now also give a like to this

video. So first you will write what are bulb stones. They are discrete calcified masses in the pulp. They can be seen both in the crown portion and as well as root portion. So they are seen both in coronal as well as in radicular bulb but they are more common in coronal. Now they are they can be single or multiple.