Chapter 3: Pulpal and Periapical Disease CPC Flashcards by Maggie Rodriguez

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chronic hyperplastic pulpitis

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chronic hyperplastic pulpitis

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periapical abscess

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what is the most common periapical pathosis?

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periapical granuloma

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periapical granuloma

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periapical granuloma

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periapical granuloma

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periapical granuloma

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periapical fibrous scar

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periapical cyst

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periapical cyst

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periapical cyst

radioluscency extends from mandibular frist molare to the contralateral first molar

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periapical cyst

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lateral radicular cyst

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lateral radicular cyst

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residual periapical cyst

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periapical abscess

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periapical abscess

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cutaneous sinus tract

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intraoral sinus tract aka parulis aka gum boil

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hint: this is an aggressive and rapidly spreading form of cellulitis that involves the sublingual, submandibular, and submental spaces bilaterally

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ludwig angina

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acute osteomyelitis

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acute osteomyelitis with sequestrum

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pulp stones

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diffuse sclerosing osteomyelitis

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osteitis

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epulis granulomatosa

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cavernous sinus thrombosis

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tooth is symptomatic

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condensing osteitis

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these teeth are asymptomatic

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idiopathic osteosclerosis

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includes plasma cells, lymphocytes, and some PMNs

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periapical granuloma

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periapical fibrous scar

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periapical cyst

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tons of PMNs

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periapical abscess