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Role of Taste Signaling Pathways in Pulp Health and Disease
Pulpitis is a bacteria-driven inflammatory disease of the dental pulp characterized by immune activation, tissue injury, and disruption of pulpal homeostasis. Although host defense plays a central role in pulpal inflammation, the sensory mechanisms that detect microbial or inflammatory signals in de
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