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- Introduction
- Talk overview
- Same approach may not result in common outcome
- Predisposition to pain
- Overall approach to pain
- Pulp and periapical response to trauma
- Host response to tissue damage
- The predisposing factors that affect responses
- Identifying patients likely to have complications
- A complex mix
- Pain complexity
- Validity of specific predictors
- Study results
- Another study
- Determining the cause of flare-up
- Vital exacerbations
- Vital exacerbations causes
- Exacerbations: treatment options
- When to take an analgesic
- Non vital exacerbations
- Non-vital exacerbations: primary causes
- Inflammatory responses are complex
- Periapical pathosis
- The are a of the root canal and periapical tissue
- Periapical abscess
- Cellulitis
- Treatment of non vital exacerbations
- Drainage
- Clinical clue
- A basic pain preventive strategy
- Effect of occlusal reduction on pain
- Preoperative conditions
- Clinical procedure
- Clinical procedure: questions for patients
- Statistical evaluation
- Vital pulp
- Non vital pulp
- Absence of a periradicular radiolucency
- Percussion sensitive
- Presence of preoperative pain
- Significant conditions
- Exhibition of all four significant conditions
- Significant conditions: statistics
- New research: biological basis of occlusion/pain
- Experimentally induced occlusal trauma
- Study method
- Study findings
- Study conclusion
- 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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Rosenberg, P. (2016, April 27). Endodontic exacerbations - biological and clinical factors [Video file]. In The Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved April 26, 2018, from https://hstalks.com/bs/3273/.Talk Information
Endodontic exacerbations - biological and clinical factors
Published on April 27, 2016
38 min