Features of the morphological structure of hard tissues of the equatorial section of molars in males
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.11603/2311-9624.2015.2.6257Abstract
Equatorial areas are characterized by their thickened enamel on the lateral surfaces of molars, which sometimes form a lateral anatomical structure (style). Conducted histochemical study in the polarizing light of horizontal thin sections of tooth equator show that this area is well developed layer of nonprismal enamel.References
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