Structure of Tooth AFL

The outermost white part of your tooth is called:

• Dentin

• Pulp

• Enamel

• Cementum

Which part of your tooth contains blood vessels?

• Enamel

• Pulp

• Dentin

• Crown

What are the different types of tissues that make up a tooth?

• Enamel, Dentin, Pulp, Cementum

• Bone, Skin, Muscle, Nerve

• Blood vessels, Bone, Pulp, Cementum

• Cartilage, Bone, Enamel, Dentin

Which part of the tooth anchors your tooth to your jawbone?

• Crown
• Enamel
• Pulp
• Root

How does the structure of a tooth enable it to withstand the

forces of biting and chewing?

• Teeth are designed to be flexible to prevent breaking.
• Teeth are made of soft tissue that absorbs shock.
• The structure of a tooth is primarily composed of muscle fibers.
• The structure of a tooth, with its hard enamel, supportive dentin, and protective pulp, allows it to withstand the forces of biting and chewing.