Urgent Care Overview

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normal

What pulpal diagnosis:

- Symptom free

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reversible

What pulpal diagnosis:

- Symptoms in response to stimulus only

- usually no pain medications or relief is obtained from pain medications

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symptomatic irreversible

What pulpal diagnosis:

- spontaneous pain

- inability to sleep

- increase in pain in response to thermal stimulus

- no relief from medications

- possible referred pain to other teeth, ear, jaw

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necrotic

What pulpal diagnosis:

- symptom free

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partially necrotic

What pulpal diagnosis:

- sensitivity to hot

- cold provides relief

- presence of swelling

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normal

What apical diagnosis:

- symptom free

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symptomatic apical periodontitis

What apical diagnosis:

- pain to chewing/biting/pressure

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asymptomatic apical periodontitis

What apical diagnosis:

- symptom free

- radiolucency

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chronic apical abscess

What apical diagnosis:

- little or no symptoms

- sinus tract

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acute apical abscess

What apical diagnosis:

- spontaneous pain

- extreme tenderness to tooth pressure

- possible fever

- possible malaise

- swelling

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normal pulp; reversible pulpitis

the pulpal diagnosis of .... may be associated with the periapical diagnosis of:

- normal periapex

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symptomatic irreversible pulpitis

the pulpal diagnosis of .... may be associated with the periapical diagnosis of:

- normal periapex

- symptomatic apical periodontitis

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necrotic

the pulpal diagnosis of .... may be associated with the periapical diagnosis of:

- normal periapex

- symptomatic apical periodontitis

- asymptomatic apical periodontitis

- chronic apical abscess

- acute apical abscess