In mammals independent and tough suspension for teeth is provided by____________?
Correct answer: A. Periodontal membrane
- A. Periodontal membrane
- B. Cementum
- C. Gubernacular cords
- D. Alveolar sockets
Explanation
The periodontal membrane, now termed the periodontal ligament, suspends the tooth within its socket and allows an independent, resilient attachment during mastication. The socket provides the bony housing but is not itself the suspensory tissue.
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