Abstract
The present study describes a technique for filling pulp blood vessels with a low viscosity resin, providing for the first time a detailed vascular cast of human dental pulp. furthermore, the described method allows differentiation between arterial and venous patterns on the cast surface. The present study describes a technique for filling pulp blood vessels with a low viscosity resin, providing for the first time a detailed vascular cast of human dental pulp. furthermore, the described method allows differentiation between arterial and venous patterns on the cast surface.
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