Intermediate plexus is seen in the____________?
Correct answer: B. PDL
- A. Cementum
- B. PDL
- C. Pulp
- D. Dentin
Explanation
The intermediate plexus is a network formed by intermingling periodontal ligament fibres, so it is located within the PDL rather than in cementum, pulp, or dentin.
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