The discrepancies lie below the enamel in the dentine of the tooth, both in primates and humans, meaning that the differences ...
Schmidt, W. J., and Keil, A., Die gesunden und die erkrankten Zahngeweve des Menschen und der Wirbeltiere in Polarizations Mikroscop (Carl Hanser, München, 1958).
Unlike bone, enamel cannot regenerate because it does not contain any living cells Dentine – this is the second hardest tissue in the body and sits underneath the enamel. Unlike tooth decay ...
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