PPT-IN THE NAME OF GOD Pulpal and

Periapical Disease CHAPTER 3 Dr Kheirandish Oral and maxillofacial pathology Pulpitis Periapical Granuloma Periapical Cyst Osteomyelitis Osteomyelitis with Proliferative Periostitis. Dr. Rhythm. 1. INTRODUCTION. Vital pulp therapy is broadly defined as treatment initiated to preserve and maintain pulp tissue in a healthy state, tissue that has been compromised by caries, trauma, or restorative procedures. . Delivered by:. Dr. Rajeev Kumar Singh. Direct Pulp Capping. I. ndications. Small pinpoint mechanical exposure of < 1 mm diameter. Recent traumatic (<24 h. ) pulp exposure. contra-Indications. Spontaneous . Presented by: Dr. Reza . Hatam. Dental pulp as a connective tissue:. . How respond to irritants? . What makes it prone to degeneration?. Unique environment of dental pulp. Unyielding walls of dentin. Delivered by:. Dr. Rajeev Kumar Singh. Direct Pulp Capping. I. ndications. Small pinpoint mechanical exposure of < 1 mm diameter. Recent traumatic (<24 h. ) pulp exposure. contra-Indications. Spontaneous . Assessment of . vitality using routine methods rely on the stimulation of . Aδ. nerve fibers and there is no direct indication of the blood flow. Three methods are used to stimulate the . Aδ. nerve fibers Thermal stimulation Electrical stimulation Direct dentin stimulation. . Endodontics. Dr. Lama . Hammoud. 1. Scope of Pediatric . Dentistry:. Pediatric dentistry . is one of the nine recognized specialties of the . American Dental . Association and is concerned with the care of the teeth and oral . 1. INTRODUCTION. Vital pulp therapy is broadly defined as treatment initiated to preserve and maintain pulp tissue in a healthy state, tissue that has been compromised by caries, trauma, or restorative procedures. . and . periapical. lesions. Radiographic Changes due to . Resorption.  . Two types of . resorption. are associated with teeth: physiologic and pathologic.. Physiologic . resorption. is a process that is seen with the normal shedding of primary teeth. The roots of a primary tooth are resorbed as the permanent successor moves in an . Paul Friel. Accidental damage to permanent teeth. 6% of 8-year olds. 19% of 13-year olds. Boys:girls 3:1. 70% not treated. Peak period 7-10 years. Commonest injury is Enamel-Dentine Fracture. More common with large overjet (>4mm). pulpal. and . periapical. lesion. BY: Dr. . Rebuar. . Fazil. Khalid. 1- radiographic changes caused by trauma. 2- radiographic changes caused by . resorption. . 3- radiographic features of . Assistant Professor,. Conservative Dentistry & Endodontics,. Dr. Z. A. Dental College, A. M. U. Aligarh. Fundamentals Of Tooth Preparation. Definition. Mechanical alteration of a . defective, injured, or diseased. of . pain. . in. . the. Head and . Neck. . region. .. Detecting. , monitoring . pain. Which. . number. . sign. of . your. . pain. ? . Which. . number. . represent. . the. . pain. . strongest.