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cementogenesis

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cementogenesis /ce·men·to·gen·e·sis/ (-jen´ĕ-sis) development of cementum on the root dentin of a tooth.
cementogenesis [se-men″to-jen´ĕ-sis]
development of cementum on the root dentin of a tooth.
cementogenesis (sēmen´tōjen´sis),
n the formation of cementum, the calcified connective tissue that covers the roots of teeth, from the epithelial root sheath. See also cementoblast.
cementogenesis
development of cementum on the root dentine of a tooth.
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