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Introduction Dental pulp is a kind of distinct connective tissue located in the central part of teeth, which is wrapped by dental hard tissues and consists of cells, fibers, lymphatic vessels, blood vessels and nerves. The pulp and dentin are jointly known as the pulpo-dentinal complex, because of they both develop from the dental papilla, and have closely relationships in anatomy and histophysiology.
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