Q2) What are the pulpal Diagnoses for Most cases

 

Answer:-

The pulpal diagnoses are According to  (American Association)

of Endodontists (AAE) Consensus Conference

Recommended Diagnostic Terminology 2009;

Glickman & Schweitzer 2013):

⭐️ Normal Pulp: The pulp is vital, and has no symptoms

and responds normally to pulp testing.

⭐️ Reversible Pulpitis: The pulp is vital and has short

discomfort/pain with a stimulus such as cold or

sweet.

⭐️ Symptomatic Irreversible Pulpitis: The pulp is vital

and has spontaneous or lingering or referred pain.

⭐️ Asymptomatic Irreversible Pulpitis: The pulp is

vital and has no symptoms. Pulp exposure may

result from trauma, cavity preparation or deep

caries.

⭐️ Pulp Necrosis: The pulp has no response to pulp

testing and is asymptomatic.

⭐️ Previously Treated: The root canals are filled with

root canal filling materials.

⭐️Previously Initiated Therapy: The tooth has been

previously treated by partial endodontic therapy.