A cell that forms the hard outer layer of a tooth called enamel.
From Greek 'adamant' (unbreakable) + 'blastos' (germ/bud), referring to cells that originate and develop into enamel-forming tissue during tooth development.
Your baby teeth and adult teeth wouldn't be possible without adamantoblasts—these specialized cells are nature's tiny builders that create the hardest substance in your entire body, harder than bone, which is why your teeth can last a lifetime.
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