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Bone Remodeling
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1. Resting Phase-A bone surface is covered by a protective layer of bone cells - called lining cells. |
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2. Resorption-During resorption, osteoclasts invade the bone surface and erode it, dissolving the mineral and the matrix. |
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3. Resorption Complete-A small cavity is created in the bone surface - resorption is complete. |
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4. Formation Repair-Bone forming cells called osteoblasts begin to fill in the cavity with new bone. |
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5. Repair Complete-Finally, the bone surface is completely restored. |
- What is bone?
- Bone remodeling
- How does the bone function?
- What are the parts of the bones?
- What is osteogenesis?
- How does bone healing occur?
- Bone quality and bone quantity
- Extractions and bone preservation
- What happens to the surrounding teeth and bone when a tooth is extracted?
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