Oct 24, 2013 · Irreversible pulpitis is often occurs after reversible pulpitis when the cause of the pulpitis has not been removed. So, irreversible pulpitis can be caused by everything that …

Irreversible Pulpitis Irreversible pulpitis is a severeinflammation of the dental pulp. Irreversible pulpitis is often occurs after reversible pulpitis when the cause of the pulpitis has not been …

Recently, an anonymous reader sent me a question asking about the differences between the instruments that dentists can use for cleanings. It reads: For cleanings, my dentist uses a …

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Apr 19, 2011 · If you’ve ever received a filling at the dentist’s office, you probably vaguely remember the dentist putting a piece of colored paper in your mouth and telling you to bite …

Reversible pulpitis causes temporary tooth pain and can heal, while irreversible pulpitis leads to persistent pain and requires treatment.

A tooth can also be sensitive after a filling due to other reasons. Here are a few reasons why your tooth might be sensitive after a filling and what you can do about it.

I’ve gotten a few emails lately asking about how often dental x-rays should be taken. An extreme example involved a young girl who had nearly 50 x-rays taken of one tooth over the course of …

If your dentist doesn’t suggest a brand name, how do you know which temporary crown cement to use? There are many different types on the market. I I decided to provide you with some …

It’s been estimated that about half of all humans bite their nails. At ten fingernails per human (and maybe some toenails thrown in for good measure), that adds up to billions of fingernails that …