Perforating fibers consisting of collagen fibres embedded in alveolar bone proper are known as:
- Gingival fibers
- Sharpey’s fibers
- Transseptal fibers
- Alveolar fibers
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The Correct option is B
Explanation with High Yield Facts :
- Sharpey's Fibers = direct extensions of dense irregular CT from periosteum into compact bone.
- Functions to anchor tendon (with fibers penetrating periosteum to bone) to bone.
- Formation by appositional bone growth around original attachment site.
- The periodontal ligament is much more cellular and more highly vascularized than ordinary ligaments, reflecting its high rate of protein turnover.
- It consists of collagen and some elastic fibers.
- The collagenous fibers penetrate into the cementum and into the surrounding bone.
- When properly stained, the fibers within cementum and bone are visible and referred to as Sharpey's fibers.
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