Dose-Dependent Ultrastructural Changes Induced by Tetracycline in Developing Dental Tissues of the Rat
B. J. Kruger
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B. J. Kruger
Abstract
Tetracycline was administered to rats in varying doses in order to study the likelihood of ultrastructural alterations to ameloblasts and to study odontoblasts and dentin as well. The changes caused by tetracycline to the mineralization of dentin and the ultrastructural changes to the odontoblasts and ameloblasts increased with larger doses.
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Tetracycline was administered to rats in varying doses in order to study the likelihood of ultrastructural alterations to ameloblasts and to study odontoblasts and dentin as well. The changes caused by tetracycline to the mineralization of dentin and the ultrastructural changes to the odontoblasts and ameloblasts increased with larger doses.
Key concepts: Odontoblast, Ultrastructure, Ameloblast, Tetracycline, Dentin, Chemistry, Dentinogenesis, Dentistry