Because of clinical signs and symptoms, a diagnosis of pericoronitis in a partially erupted, partially impacted first molar was made. A more thorough diagnosis was made with the help of a periapical radiograph that showed caries and thus revealed an irreversible pulpitis. Appropriate treatment was the result.

Research over several decades has increased our understanding of the nature reparative and regenerative processes in dental pulp, at both cellular molecular level. However, advances scientific knowledge have not translated into novel clinical treatment strategies for caries-induced pulpitis. This narrative review explores evidence regarding ability inflamed pulp tissue to heal how this may be u...

INTRODUCTION Achieving profound pulpal anesthesia can be difficult in patients with symptomatic irreversible pulpitis. This study provides a systematic review and meta-analysis to address the population, intervention, comparison, outcome (PICO) question: in adults with symptomatic irreversible pulpitis who are undergoing endodontic treatment, what is the comparative efficacy of articaine compar...

Aims: bacteria are one of the main factors involved in the process of tooth decay.  They play an important role in the onset and progression of tooth decay and are the main cause of pulp and periapical diseases. Their presence in the crown pulp and dental canal causes symptoms in the teeth; therefore, the aim of this study was to molecular study of anaerobic bacteria in primary and necrotic tee...

Endodontic pain is one of the most predominantly associated symptoms. The may arise due to either because an endodontic cause (or) a periradicular cause, importantly type variant commonly encountered by dentist in their clinical practice. objective treatment prevent or cure apical periodontitis (AP) caused infection root canal systems affected teeth persistence primary emergence after 1. An onl...

Attaining local anesthesia for the treatment of teeth diagnosed with irreversible pulpitis ("hot" tooth) can be a challenge. This article looks at the strategies a dentist can use to help achieve adequate pulpal anesthesia for the patient, thereby eliminating or reducing treatment pain.