Endo

Question 1

Mild Pain after stimulus removed, short duration. Cold +ve EPT +ve

Answer 1

Normal pulp

Question 2

Sensitive to cold, pain disappear on stimuli removal. EPT +ve

Answer 2

Dentinal Hypersensitivity

Question 3

Short sharp pain, disappear on removal. Cold + EPT +

Answer 3

Reversible pulpitis

Question 4

Pain on biting, cold sensitivity. Cold + EPT +

Answer 4

Cracked Cusp

Question 5

Lingering pain. Cold +, EPT + or delayed, Heat ++

Answer 5

Irreversible pulpitis

Question 6

Mix symptoms, +/- all tests

Answer 6

Partial pulp necrosis

Question 7

Dull ache. Cold -, EPT -, Heat +/-, +/- P/P

Answer 7

Pulp Necrosis

Question 8

Intense throbbing pain, pain on biting

Cold + Linger/-, EPT delay/-, ++ Percussion, +/- Palp

Answer 8

Acute/Symptomatic apical periodontitis

Question 9

No symptoms, apical R/L

Answer 9

Chronic/asymptomatic apical peridontitis

Question 10

Severe intense throbbing, pain on biting, +/- mobility
+ P/P Radiolucency into alveolar bone
Pus can give false + EPT

Answer 10

Acute/Symptomatic apical abscess

Question 11

No symptoms, draining sinus/Sinus tract, PA R/L

Answer 11

Chronic/asymptomatic apical abscess

Question 12

hypersensitive to cold and sweets over past few months, symptoms now subsided. no response to thermal, tender on biting and pain to percuss. Radiopacities around root apices.

Answer 12

Pulpal Necrosis, Symptomatic apical periodontitis with condensing osteitis

Question 13

Following crown, sensitivity to cold and hot, and now spontaneous. Pain on cold, lingering for 12s. P/P normal, no evidence Radiographically.

Answer 13

Symptomatic irreversible pulpitis, normal apical tissue

Question 14

Large apical radiolucency with furcation involvement. No response to thermal testing, P/P normal. Recurrent caries distal of the crown. Draining Sinus on gingiva.

Answer 14

Pulp necrosis, Chronic/asymptomatic apical abscess

Question 15

Endo treated tooth, pain to biting over last 3 months. Apical radiolucencies. Tender to both percuss and Toothslooth.

Answer 15

Previously treated, symptomatic apical periodontitis

Question 16

Lateral Incisor apical radiolucency. no Hx of pain, no symptoms. No thermal response or EPT. No TTP/P.

Answer 16

Pulp necrosis, asymptomatic periodontitis.