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enamel lamellae
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enamel lamellae
(lmel´ē),
n.pl the incompletely calcified, microscopic structures present in the enamel. They may extend to the dentinoenamel junction and beyond.
enamel matrix,
n the mineral structure of enamel, secreted by ameloblasts.
enamel, mottled,
n See fluorosis, chronic endemic dental.


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