Definition of pulp cavity in English:

pulp cavity

noun

The space within a tooth that contains the pulp.
Example sentencesExamples
- In both treatments, junctions were strengthened by inserting a small piece of fine entomological pin into the pulp cavity of the rachis.
- The pulp cavity contains nerves and blood vessels, which nourish the tooth.
- There is no dentine infolding into the pulp cavity, however.
- The typical tooth consists of a pulp cavity surrounded by a dentine shaft.
- The architecture of the pulp cavity is also reduced to a series of coarse channels that surround the remaining blood vessels.

Definition of pulp cavity in US English:

pulp cavity

nounpəlp ˈkavədē

The space within a tooth that contains the pulp.
Example sentencesExamples
- The pulp cavity contains nerves and blood vessels, which nourish the tooth.
- There is no dentine infolding into the pulp cavity, however.
- The architecture of the pulp cavity is also reduced to a series of coarse channels that surround the remaining blood vessels.
- The typical tooth consists of a pulp cavity surrounded by a dentine shaft.
- In both treatments, junctions were strengthened by inserting a small piece of fine entomological pin into the pulp cavity of the rachis.

单词	pulp cavity
释义	Definition of pulp cavity in English: pulp cavity noun The space within a tooth that contains the pulp. Example sentencesExamples In both treatments, junctions were strengthened by inserting a small piece of fine entomological pin into the pulp cavity of the rachis. The pulp cavity contains nerves and blood vessels, which nourish the tooth. There is no dentine infolding into the pulp cavity, however. The typical tooth consists of a pulp cavity surrounded by a dentine shaft. The architecture of the pulp cavity is also reduced to a series of coarse channels that surround the remaining blood vessels. Definition of pulp cavity in US English: pulp cavity nounpəlp ˈkavədē The space within a tooth that contains the pulp. Example sentencesExamples The pulp cavity contains nerves and blood vessels, which nourish the tooth. There is no dentine infolding into the pulp cavity, however. The architecture of the pulp cavity is also reduced to a series of coarse channels that surround the remaining blood vessels. The typical tooth consists of a pulp cavity surrounded by a dentine shaft. In both treatments, junctions were strengthened by inserting a small piece of fine entomological pin into the pulp cavity of the rachis.
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