Dental Examination: Contour and Consistency

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What is a characteristic symptom of reversible pulpitis?

Transient sensation that resolves in seconds

Which of the following is NOT a causative factor for reversible pulpitis?

Thermal changes

What type of pain is associated with symptomatic irreversible pulpitis?

Dull diffuse pain

Which symptom is indicative of advanced irreversible pulpitis?

Thickening of the periodontal ligament on radiograph

What distinguishes reversible pulpitis from symptomatic irreversible pulpitis?

Inability of the inflamed pulp to heal

Which condition may be observed radiographically in reversible pulpitis?

No specific changes

What treatment approach is effective for resolving reversible pulpitis symptoms?

Conservative removal of the irritant

Which stimulus may elicit heightened and prolonged pain in symptomatic irreversible pulpitis?

Cold temperature changes

'Reversible Pulpitis' is diagnosed based on which type of findings?

'Subjective and objective'

What does Reversible Pulpitis indicate regarding the inflamed pulp?

It should resolve and return to normal.

Learn about the importance of examining the contours and consistencies of teeth during a dental examination. Understand how factors like fractured teeth, wear facets, and improperly contoured restorations can impact dental health. Explore how changes in the consistency of hard dental tissues are related to caries and resorption.

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