Section 104

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Section 104

ankylosis
a condition in which the tooth, cementum, or dentin fuses with the alveolar bone, restricting movement of the tooth
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ankylosis a condition in which the tooth, cementum, or dentin fuses with the alveolar bone, restricting movement of the tooth
anodontia congenital absence of teeth
apical periodontitis pulpual inflammation extends into the periapical tissues
apicoectomy removal of the apex of the root and infection surrounding the area
barbed broaches endodontic instruments used to remove soft tissue from the pulp canal
canker sores painful ulcers that appear in the oral cavity
cellulitis swelling and discomfort of facial tissues caused by an abscess
cleft lip separation of the upper lip
ecchymosis the bruising of the tissue
endondontic branch of dentistry that deals with the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the pulp and periapical tissues
exudate pus
files endodontic instruments used to enlarge and smooth the canal
gutta percha filling material
hematoma a bruised area, a lesion caused by bleeding from a ruptured blood vessel
herpes labialis fever blister
irreversible puplitis inflammation of the pulpal tissue to the point where it cannot recover
master cone primary cone used in the root canal
oburate process of filling the root canal
osteomyelitis an advanced stage of periapical infection that spreads into and through the bone
palpate to examine the body with the hands or fingers for detection of abnormalities
percussion examination of a tooth by tapping on the occlusal or incisal surface with fingers or instruments
periapical abscess localized destruction of tissue and accumulation of exudates in the periapical region
pulpal necrosis the death of the pulpal cells
pulpectomy the removal of all pulpal tissues beginning in the coronal portion ending with the apex
pulpotomy removal of pulp in the coronal portion of the tooth
reamers endodontic instrument with a tapered metal shaft used to clean and enlarge a root canal
reversible pulpitis inflammation of the pulp but able to heal when irritant is removed
root canal sealer cement used with gutta percha to seal the pulp canal
rubber stops pieces of rubber placed on files and reamers to mark the length of the root canal
vital pulp term used to describe healthy pulp

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