论文信息 - Sensory response to thermal stimulation in human teeth.

Sensory response to thermal stimulation in human teeth.

This study investigated the response of teeth to thermal stimulation. The sensory response occurred before the temperature was changed in the region of the pulpodentinal junction where sensory structures are located. A theoretical model was developed to examine the hydrodynamic forces produced by temperature change in the dentin. It is theorized that these forces may be capable of exciting sensory structures in the tooth.

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