A carious maxillary central incisor with acute suppurative pulpitis requires

A child has a carious exposure of the pulp in the first molar. The cavity is filled with pink tissue which bleeds when punctured by the explorer. The tissue is slightly sensitive to touch. This is indicative of

chronic hyperplastic pulpitis.
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Histological sections of a lesion removed from the apex of a carious tooth show immature fibrous tissue and chronic inflammatory cells. The most likely diagnosis is a/an

periapical granuloma.
NDEB released questions set 1

A child has a carious exposure of the pulp in the first molar. The cavity is filled with pink tissue which bleeds when punctured by the explorer. The tissue is slightly sensitive to touch. This is indicative of

chronic hyperplastic pulpitis.
NDEB released questions 2012 online set 1

Histological sections of a lesion removed from the apex of a carious tooth show immature fibrous tissue and chronic inflammatory cells. The most likely diagnosis is a/an

periapical granuloma.
NDEB released questions 2012 online set 1

Granulation tissue which extends coronally from the pulp of a carious tooth is known as

a pulp polyp.
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The organisms associated with a carious pulpitis are

streptococci
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A carious lesion on tooth 1.6 appears close to the pulp on the bitewing radiograph. A diagnosis of irreversible pulpitis can be made based on

the symptoms reported by the patient.
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Histological sections of a lesion removed from the apex of a carious tooth show immature fibrous tissue and chronic inflammatory cells. The most likely diagnosis is a/an

periapical granuloma
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A child has a carious exposure of the pulp in the first molar. The cavity is filled with pink tissue which bleeds when punctured by the explorer. The tissue is slightly sensitive to touch. This is indicative of

chronic hyperplastic pulpitis.
Planets 35

Histological sections of a lesion removed from the apex of a carious tooth show fibrous tissue and chronic inflammatory cells. The most likely diagnosis is a/an

periapical granuloma.
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A carious lesion on tooth 1.6 appears close to the pulp on the bitewing radiograph. A diagnosis of irreversible pulpitis can be made based on

the symptoms reported by the patient.
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Histological sections of a lesion removed from the apex of a carious tooth show fibrous tissue and chronic inflammatory cells. The most likely diagnosis is a/an

periapical granuloma.
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A patient requires a restoration for a carious defect in a tooththat has to withstand biting presure. the patient insist on an aestetic restiration. Which dental filling material would the dentist opt for in such a scenario?

Composite resin
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A carious maxillary central incisor with acute suppurative pulpitis requires

opening of the canal and drainage for one week

incision and drainage

immediate endodontics and apicectomy

pulpotomy

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A child has a carious exposure of the pulp in the first molar. The cavity is filled with pink tissue which bleeds when punctured by the explorer. The tissue is slightly sensitive to touch. This is indicative of

Histological sections of a lesion removed from the apex of a carious tooth show immature fibrous tissue and chronic inflammatory cells. The most likely diagnosis is a/an

A child has a carious exposure of the pulp in the first molar. The cavity is filled with pink tissue which bleeds when punctured by the explorer. The tissue is slightly sensitive to touch. This is indicative of

Histological sections of a lesion removed from the apex of a carious tooth show immature fibrous tissue and chronic inflammatory cells. The most likely diagnosis is a/an

Granulation tissue which extends coronally from the pulp of a carious tooth is known as

The organisms associated with a carious pulpitis are

A carious lesion on tooth 1.6 appears close to the pulp on the bitewing radiograph. A diagnosis of irreversible pulpitis can be made based on

Histological sections of a lesion removed from the apex of a carious tooth show immature fibrous tissue and chronic inflammatory cells. The most likely diagnosis is a/an

A child has a carious exposure of the pulp in the first molar. The cavity is filled with pink tissue which bleeds when punctured by the explorer. The tissue is slightly sensitive to touch. This is indicative of

Histological sections of a lesion removed from the apex of a carious tooth show fibrous tissue and chronic inflammatory cells. The most likely diagnosis is a/an

A carious lesion on tooth 1.6 appears close to the pulp on the bitewing radiograph. A diagnosis of irreversible pulpitis can be made based on

Histological sections of a lesion removed from the apex of a carious tooth show fibrous tissue and chronic inflammatory cells. The most likely diagnosis is a/an

A patient requires a restoration for a carious defect in a tooththat has to withstand biting presure. the patient insist on an aestetic restiration. Which dental filling material would the dentist opt for in such a scenario?

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A carious maxillary central incisor with acute suppurative pulpitis requires

opening of the canal and drainage for one week

incision and drainage

immediate endodontics and apicectomy

pulpotomy

0 explanations

Similar questions:

A child has a carious exposure of the pulp in the first molar. The cavity is filled with pink tissue which bleeds when punctured by the explorer. The tissue is slightly sensitive to touch. This is indicative of

Histological sections of a lesion removed from the apex of a carious tooth show immature fibrous tissue and chronic inflammatory cells. The most likely diagnosis is a/an

A child has a carious exposure of the pulp in the first molar. The cavity is filled with pink tissue which bleeds when punctured by the explorer. The tissue is slightly sensitive to touch. This is indicative of

Histological sections of a lesion removed from the apex of a carious tooth show immature fibrous tissue and chronic inflammatory cells. The most likely diagnosis is a/an

Granulation tissue which extends coronally from the pulp of a carious tooth is known as

The organisms associated with a carious pulpitis are

A carious lesion on tooth 1.6 appears close to the pulp on the bitewing radiograph. A diagnosis of irreversible pulpitis can be made based on

Histological sections of a lesion removed from the apex of a carious tooth show immature fibrous tissue and chronic inflammatory cells. The most likely diagnosis is a/an

A child has a carious exposure of the pulp in the first molar. The cavity is filled with pink tissue which bleeds when punctured by the explorer. The tissue is slightly sensitive to touch. This is indicative of

Histological sections of a lesion removed from the apex of a carious tooth show fibrous tissue and chronic inflammatory cells. The most likely diagnosis is a/an

A carious lesion on tooth 1.6 appears close to the pulp on the bitewing radiograph. A diagnosis of irreversible pulpitis can be made based on

Histological sections of a lesion removed from the apex of a carious tooth show fibrous tissue and chronic inflammatory cells. The most likely diagnosis is a/an

A patient requires a restoration for a carious defect in a tooththat has to withstand biting presure. the patient insist on an aestetic restiration. Which dental filling material would the dentist opt for in such a scenario?