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vascularized and innervated connective tissue of mesodermal origin enclosed by dentin with communications to the periodontal ligament Dental Pulp ANATOMY General features The pulp is housed in the pulp chamber of the crown and in the root canal of the root The pulp present in the crown is called . . DIAGNOSIS & TREATMENT PLANNING . . . Dr. Vijay Kumar . Shakya. INTRODUCTION. Many diagnostic aids available which makes diagnosis simple. Utilizing skills ,experience & knowledge in obtaining the history, any related information & in performing the clinical tests in order to establish a diagnosis. . Pulp. Dental Pulp as a connective tissue. Dental pulp is connective tissue uniquely situated within the rigid encasement of mineralized dentin;. Although dental pulp shares many properties with other connective tissues of the body;. 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. AND AGE CHANGES OF PULP. WHAT IS PULP?. Pulp is a delicate, specialized connective tissue containing thin-walled blood vessels, nerves, and nerve endings enclosed within dentin. . How does the pulp form?. 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 . Dr. . omar. . MSc. , Ph D Medical physiology. 2017-2018. What is the pulp. the dental pulp is a soft . connective tissue . that normally is not mineralized. .. The pulpal cells are from different origins.. contents. . TERMINOLOGY . FEATURES OF THE PULP CHAMBERS AND PULP CANALS . DETAILS OF PULP CHAMBERS AND CANALS USING SECTIONED TOOTH SPECIMENS. . RADIOGRAPHIC VISUALIZATION OF PULP CHAMBERS AND CANALS . 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 . vascularized. . It is known that the blood vessels of both the pulp and the . periodontium. arise from the inferior or superior alveolar artery and also drain by the same veins in both the mandibular and maxillary regions. The communication of the vessels of the pulp with the . discolouration. . . . Etiology. and . treatment. 2014.04.28.. Dr. Déri Katalin. Tooth. . discolouration. . primary. / . permanent. . teeth. . enamel. / dentin. . several. . possible. . causes. Etiology. What is etiology of dental caries?. Microorganisms: . microorganisms present, on the tooth surface like Streptococcus mutants and Lactobacillus cause dental plaque.. Tooth:. a. morphological variation. B. composition. C. position.. vascularized. and innervated connective tissue of . mesodermal. origin enclosed by dentin with communications to the periodontal ligament.. ANATOMY. General features. The pulp is housed in the pulp chamber of the crown and in the root canal of the root. The pulp present in the crown is called . 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 . pain/. SIBAR INSTITUTE OF DENTAL SCIENCES,. GUNTUR. DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATIVE DENTISTRY . AND ENDODONTICS. Dr. B. Ram . Chowdary. Senior Lecturer. DEFINITIONS. Biomaterial. . refers to any nonvital material intended to.