Tarun Ahuja, Vidhi Dhakray, M. Mittal, Prateek Khanna, B. Yadav, Meetu Jain
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Role Of Collagen In The Periodontal Ligament - A Review
As in most connective tissues the fibers of the periodontal ligament are mainly collagenous in nature. The fibers of the periodontal ligament appear similar to those of other supportive connective tissues in that they are composed of an integrated unit of fibrous components. Nevertheless, the fibers of the periodontium have a particular structural requirement to withstand intensive forces from mastication and to accommodate tooth eruption.