Why does the dental pulp perceive all stimuli solely as pain?

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It contains only free nerve endingsIt has Krause end bulbsIt possesses Pacinian corpusclesIt includes Ruffini corpuscles

Explanation

The dental pulp is sensitive to pain because it is innervated exclusively by free nerve endings, which are responsible for detecting noxious stimuli. Other sensory receptors like Krause end bulbs, Pacinian corpuscles, and Ruffini corpuscles are not present in the pulp.