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enamel and dentin fracture , or progressive dental cariesresultingpulp exposure
caries or trauma(passive) caused bypulp exposure
orderto preventocclusal pulp exposure
full caries removalwill causepulp exposure
deep caries(passive) caused bypulp exposure
dental trauma(passive) caused bypulp exposure
bacterial contaminated caries(passive) caused bypulp exposure
ART ... the principles of partial caries removal with hand instrumentsto preventpulp exposure
The teeth when pulpaly inflammation has been judged to be minimal and complete removal of carieswould causepulp exposure
An injury such as a crack or deep chipmay also causea pulp exposure
Severe erosion or trauma to the toothcan also causepulp exposure
extensive caries in asymptomatic primary teeth(passive) caused bypulp exposure
in which caries may be left in the pulpal wallto preventpulp exposure
However , in some cases of dental neglect the caries has damaged several layers of dental tissuecausingpulp exposure
decay , mechanical exposure , and sometimes trauma(passive) caused bypulp exposure
crown fracture in 76 dogs with 97 tooth fractures.1 Postoperative oral and radiographic examinations(passive) caused bypulp exposure
cavity reopening and the removal of remaining carious dentin ( Ribeiro , de Oliveira Lula et al . 2012(passive) caused bypulp exposure
the affected dentin tissue , which was then very judiciously removedto preventpulp exposure ( Pulpa aperta
residual affected dentin was left on the pulpal floorto preventpulp exposure
unilaterally(passive) were createdPulp exposures
in the maxillary and mandibular first molars of female WT and CB2 KO mice(passive) were created unilaterallyPulp exposures
Excessive abrasioncausedpulp exposure
reparative dentin formationcan preventpulp exposures
cracks(passive) caused byPulp exposures
The Fuji Triage does not need to be completely removed if arrested and well - sealed dentin is observed , it may be maintained over pulpal and axial wallto preventpulp exposure
The authorscreatedpulp exposures
ectopic eruption of the upper right first permanent molar(passive) caused bypulp exposure
the external resorption(passive) caused bypulp exposure
The evidence ... indirect pulp cappingto preventpulp exposure
a layer of affected dentin was left on the floorto preventpulp exposure
rapid dentinal wearcan causepulp exposure
an enamel - dentin fracture in her maxillary(passive) caused bypulp exposure
The SmartPrep ... excavations close to the pulpto preventpulp exposure
2To preventpulp exposure
The rationale for this wasto preventpulp exposure
carious lesions(passive) caused bypulp exposure
a layer of affected dentin is left behindto preventpulp exposure
coronal fracturecausingpulp exposure
the cavity to helppreventpulp exposure
tooth wear(passive) caused bypulp exposure
in a disappearance of the roof of the pulp chamber ( 51 molarsresultingin a disappearance of the roof of the pulp chamber ( 51 molars
during instrumentation.exposure , air , nunintentionally createdduring instrumentation.exposure , air , n
pain and infectioncan causepain and infection
from a crown fracture or excessive wearresultingfrom a crown fracture or excessive wear
infection , inflammation , and finally necrosis of the pulphad causedinfection , inflammation , and finally necrosis of the pulp
pain and sometimes infection and loss of the toothcausespain and sometimes infection and loss of the tooth
during instrumentation.exposure , threshold , n the minimum exposure that will produce a detectable degree of any given effect.exposure timecreated intentionally or unintentionallyduring instrumentation.exposure , threshold , n the minimum exposure that will produce a detectable degree of any given effect.exposure time
from trauma to human teeth in 7–20-year - oldsresultingfrom trauma to human teeth in 7–20-year - olds
to signs and symptoms of pulpitis , pulp necrosis , and apical periodontitisoften leadsto signs and symptoms of pulpitis , pulp necrosis , and apical periodontitis
to pulpal necrosiswill leadto pulpal necrosis
dangerous infections(passive) caused bydangerous infections
from extensive cariesresultingfrom extensive caries
from focal dental hypoplasia not from resorption of the toothresultedfrom focal dental hypoplasia not from resorption of the tooth
to dark discoloration ( Oxford , 2014can also leadto dark discoloration ( Oxford , 2014
to bleedingmay leadto bleeding
from excavating deep cariesresultingfrom excavating deep caries
to the degeneration of the nerve tissuecan leadto the degeneration of the nerve tissue
in increased percent area of Gli1-tdTomato+ cells in the pulpresultedin increased percent area of Gli1-tdTomato+ cells in the pulp
to AP formation in miceledto AP formation in mice
but it is only applicable to those that believe pulp is capable to response to lesser insultscan be preventedbut it is only applicable to those that believe pulp is capable to response to lesser insults
to the construction of reparative dentin by pulp cellscontributedto the construction of reparative dentin by pulp cells
in the injury or demise of the pulpresultingin the injury or demise of the pulp
from cusp fractureresultingfrom cusp fracture
pain and the need for root canalmay causepain and the need for root canal
to the death of the tooth and inflammation in the tissue around the tooth rootalways leadsto the death of the tooth and inflammation in the tissue around the tooth root
mechanically using an endodontic explorerwas ... createdmechanically using an endodontic explorer
pain treatmentcausespain treatment
to unbearable acute pain conditionsleadingto unbearable acute pain conditions