PPT-GRANULOME PÉRIAPICAL

tissu de granulation nombreux vaiseaux sanguins cellules inflamatoireslymphocytes plasmocytes polynucléaires fibroblastes en périphérie fibres collagènes KYSTE RADICULAIRE PÉRIAPICAL. MGHommezCRMCoppensRJGDeMoor DepartmentofOperativeDentistryandEndodontologyGhentUniversityDentalSchoolGhentUniversityHospitalGhentBelgium Abstract Hommez GMG Coppens CRM De Moor RJG Periapi cal health related to the quality of coronal restorations and Level of attachment:. The level of attachment is the distance between the base of the pocket and a fixed point on the . crown,such. as the CEJ. . Changes in the level of attachment can be due to gain or loss of attachment and gives a better indication of degree of periodontal destruction.. Introduction. Radiography is a highly technical field, indispensable to the modern dental practice, but presenting many potential hazards. The dental radiographic specialist must be thoroughly familiar with the procedures necessary to produce radiographs of diagnostic quality. He must also have a thorough knowledge of the hazards associated with the use of radiation and how to protect himself and the patient against those hazards. This lesson deals with the production, characteristics, and effects of radiation and how it may be used safely in dentistry. . Pulpal and . Periapical. Disease. CHAPTER 3. Dr. . . Kheirandish. Oral . and maxillofacial pathology. Pulpitis. Periapical. Granuloma. Periapical. Cyst. Osteomyelitis. Osteomyelitis with Proliferative . How should the lead apron be stored?. Hung up. Folded. In the x-ray room. Away from patients. How should the lead apron be stored?. Hung up. Folded. In the x-ray room. Away from . patients. **The lead apron should be hung up so that the LEAD inside the apron doesn’t crack. periapical. radiography. Placing the film packet in the positions is not always possible, so . many difficulties . you may face it during taking radiograph, the main difficulties encountered involve.. 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 . . Cysts . of the . oral cavity. Introduction:. A “. cyst. ” is a pathological cavity having fluid, semi-fluid or gaseous contents and which is not created by the accumulation of pus. (Kramer 1974). 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 . 113 tion, aimed at confining bacteria discharged from the into adjacent bone marrow spaces and other remote support. Although these mechanisms can act at the apical Bone resorption is a most conspic BlackwellMunksgaardENDODONTICTOPICS20041601-1538 beensevered,revascularizationmayoccurdependingonthetimeuntilrepositioningandthedevelopmentalstageoftheapicalforamen(5).Essentiallyanybreakintheintegrit Periapical. Disease. CHAPTER 3. Dr. . . Kheirandish. Oral . and maxillofacial pathology. Pulpitis. Periapical. Granuloma. Periapical. Cyst. Osteomyelitis. Osteomyelitis with Proliferative . Periostitis. . D. entistry. . SEMMELWEIS. . UNIVERSITY. BUDAPEST. Department. of . Dentistry. . for. . Children. . and . Orthodontics. RADIOLOGY. the medical speciality, t. hat uses imaging to diagnose and treat diseases seen within the body;. New York City College of Technology. Dental Hygiene Department. DEN 1218 . –. E 612. April 1, 2019. Presented by :. Jashlie Sanchez & Diana Usuga . . What is Periapical Pathology?. Periapical pathology .