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Which of the following is NOT a risk factor contributing to flare-ups during endodontic treatment?
Which of the following is NOT a risk factor contributing to flare-ups during endodontic treatment?
- Excessive instrumentation beyond the root canal terminus
- Inadequate irrigation and debridement of the root canal system
- Extrusion of debris into the periapical tissues
- Use of rubber dam isolation during the procedure (correct)
Which of the following clinical findings may increase the risk of flare-ups during root canal treatment?
Which of the following clinical findings may increase the risk of flare-ups during root canal treatment?
- Absence of preoperative symptoms
- Presence of preoperative pain, percussion sensitivity, and swelling (correct)
- Presence of a well-defined periapical radiolucency
- Lack of mobility in the affected tooth
Which of the following statements regarding retreatment cases is TRUE?
Which of the following statements regarding retreatment cases is TRUE?
- Retreatment cases have a lower risk of flare-ups compared to initial treatment
- The risk of flare-ups in retreatment cases is independent of the quality of the previous treatment
- Retreatment cases have a higher risk of flare-ups due to the potential for missed canals or remnants of infected debris (correct)
- Retreatment cases should always be performed in multiple visits to minimize the risk of flare-ups
Which of the following factors may contribute to the patient's apprehension, potentially increasing the risk of flare-ups?
Which of the following factors may contribute to the patient's apprehension, potentially increasing the risk of flare-ups?
Which of the following statements regarding the impact of allergies on flare-ups is CORRECT?
Which of the following statements regarding the impact of allergies on flare-ups is CORRECT?
Which of the following statements regarding one-visit endodontics in cases of acute apical periodontitis is TRUE?
Which of the following statements regarding one-visit endodontics in cases of acute apical periodontitis is TRUE?
The treatment depends on the extent of the fractured area in crown or excluding root.
The treatment depends on the extent of the fractured area in crown or excluding root.
Fractured area determines the treatment's extent, whether in the crown or root.
Fractured area determines the treatment's extent, whether in the crown or root.
Treatment for fractures is unrelated to the location within the tooth.
Treatment for fractures is unrelated to the location within the tooth.
Root involvement does not impact treatment decisions for fractured teeth.
Root involvement does not impact treatment decisions for fractured teeth.
The extent of a fractured tooth determines the treatment's nature, be it in the enamel or dentin.
The extent of a fractured tooth determines the treatment's nature, be it in the enamel or dentin.
The treatment approach is consistent regardless of where the fracture occurs in a tooth.
The treatment approach is consistent regardless of where the fracture occurs in a tooth.
Root fractures have no impact on determining the treatment plan for fractured teeth.
Root fractures have no impact on determining the treatment plan for fractured teeth.
