What causes the formation of interglobular dentin?

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Incomplete merging of calcospheritesBreakage within the dentin structureAn artifact observed under light microscopyDisruption in the dentinal tubules

Explanation

Interglobular dentin develops due to the incomplete fusion of calcospherites, which are mineralization centers in dentin formation. This results in areas of hypomineralized dentin. It is not caused by fractures, microscopic artifacts, or tubule disturbances.