Odontoblastenähnliche
Odontoblastenähnliche are cells that exhibit characteristics similar to odontoblasts. Odontoblasts are specialized connective tissue cells that are responsible for the formation of dentin, a calcified tissue that makes up the bulk of a tooth. These cells are typically found along the periphery of the dental pulp, lining the inner surface of the dentin.
Cells described as odontoblastenähnliche share some functional or morphological similarities with true odontoblasts. This can include