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Saliva & Salivary glands lecture 1 Dr: Mahmoud 3mmar Mobile: 0106 39 700 30 f.b : [email protected]

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Page 1: Lecture 1 salivary glands

Saliva & Salivary glandslecture 1

Dr: Mahmoud 3mmar

Mobile: 0106 39 700 30

f.b: [email protected]

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Contents of chapter:

1. Definition of saliva, its contents.

2. Functions of saliva.

3. Classification of salivary glands.

4. Histological structure.

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1)Definition of saliva:

its complex fluid (99%water , Ca , Po4 , F & protein , glycoprotein and

enzymes) , produced by salivary glands , has important role in maintaining the well condition of the mouth.

2)Functions of saliva:

1- protection

2- buffering action.

3- maintenance tooth integrity.

4- digestion.

5- defense (antimicrobial action).

6- taste.

7- tissue repair.

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active

component.effect of this

function

Functions of saliva

1) Glycoprotein

& mucins.

2) water.

3) Protein , Ca.

1) Lubrication & act as barrier to microbial products.2) washing action: by removal of bacteria , its

toxins and debris from themouth & decrease the action

of acido-genenic bacteria byclearance the sugar.

3) Salivary pellicle: its thin coat on the tooth

surface formed by binding between Ca , protein .

1-protection

Po4 , bicarbonate

Maintain the natural PH of the oral cavity.

.2-bufferingaction

Calcium Ca,phosphate PO4

& flouride F

1) post-eruptive maturation of enamel.2) Repair , remineralization .3) Protection by washing action.

3- Tooth integrity

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1- lyso-somes.2-lactoferin.3- IGA4- mucins5- water

1- hydrolysis of the cell wall of some bacteria.2- Binding of some elements which is essential for bacteria.3- immune defense mechanism.4- act as physical microbial barrier5- mechanical effect by washing action.

.5- defense

-(bacteriostatic)

1) protein gustin..2) water

.1) maturation of taste buds.2) washing taste bud from debris

6- taste.

Growth factors1) Epithelial regeneration 2) Wound healing

7- tissue repair.

1) water. 2) amylase3) maltose , lipase

.4) po4 , bicarbonate

1) bolus formation . 2) digest the starch into glucose.3) digest triglyceride into mono , di- glycride4) netralize esophageal contents

4- digestion.

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Salivary glands: are compound , tubulo-acinar ,

merocrine , exocrine glands whose

ducts open in oral cavity that

produce , secrte saliva.

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3) Classifications of salivary glands according to their:-

1- location. (oral vestibule & oral cavity proper)

2- size. (major & minor )

3- nature of secretion. (pure serous & pure mucous & mixed)

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1- According to their location.1) glands of oral vestibule

a- labilal G b- buccal G. c- parotid G.

2) glands of oral cavity proper:1- G of the floor of the mouth.

a. sub-mandibular glands.

b. major , minor sub-lingual glands

c. glosso-palatine glands.

2- G of tongue.a. anterior lingual glands (blandin nuhn)b. posterior lingual glands (vonebner , weber glands)

3- G of the palatea. postero-lateral of hard palate glands.b. soft palate glands.c. uvula glands.

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2- according to size

1) major < 3 pairs >a. parotid glands: oppen at buccal vstibule opposite to upper molars

b. sub-lingual glands: open on each side of lingual frenum.

c. sub-mandibular glands: open at posterior part of floor of mouth

2) minor: its separated small mucosal glands in different areas in the mouth.

N.B: major salivary glands

don’t act during sleep

while minor glands act 24 h .

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3- according to nature of secretion

1) pure seous glandsa. von-ebner salivary glands (post. lingual)

b. Adult human parotid glands

2) pure mucous glands

a. weber glands (post. lingual)

b. anterior portion of ant. Lingual gland (blandin nuhn).

c. minor sub-lingual glands.

d. glosso-palatine glands.

e. palatine glands.

N.B: no major gland secrete pure mucous

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3) Mixed glands:

A) mixed predominantly serous.1- parotid of new born.

2- sub-mandibular glands 80%

B) mixed predominently mucous.1- major sub-lingual glands.

2- post. Portion of ante. Lingual glamds(blandin nuhn).

3- buccal glands.

4- labial glands.

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Vestibular & Major & pure serous in adult , mixed predominantly mucous in new born

Parotid glands

Oral cavity proper & major & mixed predominantly serous

Sub-mandibula glands

Oral cavity proper & major & mixed predominantly mucous

Major Sub-lingual glands

Oral cavity proper & minor & pure-mucous Minor sub-lingual glands

oral cavity proper & minor & pure mucousAnterior portion of blandinnuhn glands

Oral cavity proper & minor & mixed predominantly mucous

Posterior portion of blandin nuhn glands

.Oral cavity proper & minor & pure serousVonebner glands

Oral cavity proper & minor & pure mucous.Weber glands

Oral cavity proper & minor & pure mucousPalatine glands

Vestibular & minor & pure mucous Glosso-palatine glands

vestibular & minor & mixed predomintaly mucousLabial , buccal glands

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Parotid Gland

Duct: Stenson’s duct

SubmandibularGland

Duct:Wharton’sduct

Sublingual gland

Ducts•Bartholin’s duct•Revinous ducts (8-20 in number)

Major Salivary Glands

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4) Histological structure of salivary glands:-

1) frame work of C.T elements < stroma >:

(cells , fibers , G.S , B.V , nerves)

2) parenchymal elements:

1- secretory cells (acini) : a. serous b.mucous.

2- Non-secretory cells : a. myo-epith b. oncocyte.

3- duct system

a. secretory duct (intercallated . striated)

b. Excretory duct.

c. main duct.

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1) Frame work of connective tissue elements:-

Its capsule which surround , protect the gland .

Its septa extend to subdivide the glands into major lobes & lobes further subdivided into lobules.

C.T contains cells , fibers , G.S

C.T support the B.V , lymphatic

& nerves that supply the gland

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2) Parenchymal elements they are composed of:-

1- secretory cells. (serous , mucous cells)

2- Non-secretory cells (myoepith. Cells , oncocyte)

3- duct system (secretory , excretory . Main ducts)

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(secretory cells & Non-secretoty cells & duct system)

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1) secretory cells (acini): cluster of cells varies in

shape , size that resemble a many-lobe berry ,

its either (serous or mucous or mixed)

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Comparison :serous , mucous acini (histological structure)

mucous aciniserous acini

tubular long acini

sphereShape of acini

largesmallSize of acini

largernarrowlumen

short cuboidal or .flattened

pyramidal , its apical .toward lumen

Shape of cells

1 layer or more1 layerNumber of cells

Flattened or angularsphereShape of nucleus

compressed against basal cell membrane

Basal thirdSite of nucleus

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Comparison srous , mucous (ultra structure):-

Serous cell with intercellular canaliculi

Mucuscell

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Mucous cellsSerous cells

mucinProtein thus cell show all features of

synthesis , storage , secretion of protein.

Cell synthesis

*By H,E its pale , vaculated.*Cells appear empty except numerous mucigen granules & thin film of cytoplasm forms trabecular network.

By H,E its deeply stained basophilic.1- apical cytoplasm: contain zymogensecretory granules.2- basal cytoplasm: basal striation due to numerous arranged parallel RER.

cytoplasm

Compressed basallyrounded basallynucleus

Few RER.10:12 prominent Golgi complex

Few mico-villimitochondria

*Large amount of RER &4:6 prominent .golgiGolgi omplex (basal . Lateral to nucleus)

.*Mitochondria , lysosomes*Microfilaments, microtubules.

organelles

Very few inter-cellular canaliculi

Junctional complex , desmosomes.Intercellularcanaliculi ends in form of:

Granules expelled with their membrane intact then it will lostoutside

Granule unit with membrane of cells . Then ruptures , its contnts secreted to outside cells

Exocytosissecretion

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2) Non-secretory cells:(myoepithelial. Cells & oncocyte)

1) myoepith. Cells (basket cells) :

*its spindle shape cells has 4:8 process .

*related to secretory cells , inter-callated duct .

*attached to underlying cells by desmosomes .

* contains many microfilaments which collect to form darkb odies.

* cells organelles are peri-tubular.

Myo-ePithelialcells.

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Function : its has contractilefunction which is:-

decrease luminal volume

thus

increase the secretory

pressure

thus

accelerate the initial flow of saliva.

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2) oncocyte: its spherical large cells found mostly in ducts ,

represent an age changes .

histologically: a. cells: spherical , large.

b. nucleus: peknotic (shrinkage nucleus) ,

centrally placed in the cell.

c. cytoplasm: strong esinophilic.

loaded by mitochondria

site: in ducts.

age: old age

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Thanks

Dr: 3mmar