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1. Introduction
2. Talk overview
3. Same approach may not result in common outcome
4. Predisposition to pain
5. Overall approach to pain
6. Pulp and periapical response to trauma
7. Host response to tissue damage
8. The predisposing factors that affect responses
9. Identifying patients likely to have complications
10. A complex mix
11. Pain complexity
12. Validity of specific predictors
13. Study results
14. Another study
15. Determining the cause of flare-up
16. Vital exacerbations
17. Vital exacerbations causes
18. Exacerbations: treatment options
19. When to take an analgesic
20. Non vital exacerbations
21. Non-vital exacerbations: primary causes
22. Inflammatory responses are complex
23. Periapical pathosis
24. The are a of the root canal and periapical tissue
25. Periapical abscess
26. Cellulitis
27. Treatment of non vital exacerbations
28. Drainage
29. Clinical clue
30. A basic pain preventive strategy
31. Effect of occlusal reduction on pain
32. Preoperative conditions
33. Clinical procedure
34. Clinical procedure: questions for patients
35. Statistical evaluation
36. Vital pulp
37. Non vital pulp
38. Absence of a periradicular radiolucency
39. Percussion sensitive
40. Presence of preoperative pain
41. Significant conditions
42. Exhibition of all four significant conditions
43. Significant conditions: statistics
44. New research: biological basis of occlusion/pain
45. Experimentally induced occlusal trauma
46. Study method
47. Study findings
48. Study conclusion
49. Thank you

Topics Covered

• Predictive models of pain
• Vital and non-vital exacerbations
• Pain preventive strategy
• Biological basis of occlusion/pain

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Categories:

• Clinical Medicine
• Diseases, Disorders & Treatments

Therapeutic Areas:

• Oral Health

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Publication History

• Published on April 27, 2016

Financial Disclosures

• Prof. Paul Rosenberg has not informed HSTalks of any commercial/financial relationship that it is appropriate to disclose.