The cell free zone in pulp lies____________?
Correct answer: A. Below odontoblast
- A. Below odontoblast
- B. Above odontoblast
- C. In radicular pulp
- D. In pulp horn
Explanation
The cell-free zone, or Weil's zone, lies immediately beneath the odontoblast layer in the peripheral pulp. It is most distinct in the coronal pulp, especially beneath the pulp horns.
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