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    Pulp diseases range from reversible to irreversible conditions. Reversible pulpitis involves sharp, severe pain that lasts 5-10 minutes and is triggered by cold or sweets. Irreversible pulpitis causes more prolonged, severe dull pain that is increased by hot or spontaneous stimuli. Periapical lesions develop from irreversible pulp conditions. They heal more slowly than periodontal lesions and pain is more difficult to localize, stimulated by thermal changes rather than pressure or percussion.

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    Pulp diseases range from reversible to irreversible conditions. Reversible pulpitis involves sharp, severe pain that lasts 5-10 minutes and is triggered by cold or sweets. Irreversible pulpitis causes more prolonged, severe dull pain that is increased by hot or spontaneous stimuli. Periapical lesions develop from irreversible pulp conditions. They heal more slowly than periodontal lesions and pain is more difficult to localize, stimulated by thermal changes rather than pressure or percussion.

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    Pulp diseases range from reversible to irreversible conditions. Reversible pulpitis involves sharp, severe pain that lasts 5-10 minutes and is triggered by cold or sweets. Irreversible pulpitis causes more prolonged, severe dull pain that is increased by hot or spontaneous stimuli. Periapical lesions develop from irreversible pulp conditions. They heal more slowly than periodontal lesions and pain is more difficult to localize, stimulated by thermal changes rather than pressure or percussion.

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    Pulp diseases range from reversible to irreversible conditions. Reversible pulpitis involves sharp, severe pain that lasts 5-10 minutes and is triggered by cold or sweets. Irreversible pulpitis causes more prolonged, severe dull pain that is increased by hot or spontaneous stimuli. Periapical lesions develop from irreversible pulp conditions. They heal more slowly than periodontal lesions and pain is more difficult to localize, stimulated by thermal changes rather than pressure or percussion.

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    # PULP DISEASES :

    Reversible Irreversible pulpitis


    Acute Chronic Polyp Necrosis
    Pulpitis
    Pain Sharp & More sever Dull Painless Painless
    nature sever pain or release
    by cold
    Pain 5-10 min. Prolonged _______ ________
    duration More 20 min.
    Stimulus Cold & Hot or spontaneous _______ _______
    sweats
    Lying No effect Initiate or increase the ______ _______
    back pain
    Electrical Lower than Higher than normal ______ ______
    sensitivit normal
    y

    # periapical lesions :

    Pulpits Periodontist
    Rate of healing Limited Rapid& complete
    Pain localization Difficult Easy
    Pain stimulation Thermal changes Pressure &
    percussion

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