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During cavity preparation a dentist drills deeply into a tooth and exposes the pulp chamber. The dentist covers the exposed pulp tissue with a calcium hydroxide cement, and reassures the patient. Which of the following cells of the pulp are most likely to be responsible for healing and repair in this area?

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During cavity preparation a dentist drills deeply into a tooth and exposes the pulp chamber. The dentist covers the exposed pulp tissue with a calcium hydroxide cement, and reassures the patient. Which of the following cells of the pulp are most likely to be responsible for healing and repair in this area?






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