Enamel Crossword

the crystalline structural unit of enamel
crystalline formation of mature enamel consists mainly of
responsible for the way the enamel matrix is laid down- guiding factor
cells that differentiate from preameloblasts to form enamel during amelogenesis
the part of the crown covered by enamel
matrix of enamel formed during amelogenesis by ameloblasts
junction between dentin and enamel formed by mineralization of disintegrating basement membrane
hard tissue loss caused by friction from toothbrushing and or toothpaste
hard tissue loss caused by tooth – to – tooth contact during mastication or parafunctional habits
layers of flattened cells overlying enamel surface from compressed enamel organ
residue on newly erupted teeth that may become extrinsically stained
slight ridges that extend mesiodistally on cervical third associated with lines of Retzius in enamel
is extremely hard in fact the hardest substance in our body
hard tissue loss from tensile and compressive forces during tooth flexure
hard tissue loss through chemical means not involving bacteria
imbrication lines in mature enamel
a process through which a cavity is created by demineralization or loss of minerals
excessive systemic fluoride during tooth development
formation of tooth enamel takes place inside the jaw and before tooth eruption.
hereditary enamel dysplasia with the absent or thin enamel