| The Location Of The Zone Of Disintegrating Epithelial Attachment Cuticle |
| In Relation To The Cemento-Enamel Junction And To The Outer Border Of The Periodontal Fibers On Some Tooth Specimens |
Charles C. Bass, M.D., and Harold M. Fullmer, D.D.S.
School of Medicine, Tulane University of Louisiana, and Charity Hospital of Louisiana, New Orleans, La.
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“The purpose of this paper is to show the location of the zone of disintegrating epithelial attachment cuticle, the cemento-enamel junction (cej), and the outer border of the periodontal fibers (pi) on a number of selected tooth specimens.”
“As the breaking down and removal of the periodontal fibers progresses further, the epithelial attachment grows farther apexward over the cementum from which the fibers have been removed.’
“The explanation of "continuous passive eruption" as a physiological process is questioned.”
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