Weil's zone of pulp is__________?
Correct answer: B. cell free zone
- A. Cell degenerated zone
- B. cell free zone
- C. Cell regenerated zone
- D. Cell rich zone
Explanation
Weil's zone is another name for the cell-free zone of the peripheral pulp, located between the odontoblast layer and the cell-rich zone. It is not completely devoid of structures because capillary loops and nerve fibres may pass through it.
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