Endodontics
Endodontics
Surgery
Procedures
Endodontics
100

A localized area with an accumulation of infected pus. 

What is an abcess? 

100

A dentist who specializes in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases of the dental pulp and the periradicular tissues. 

Who is an Endodontist? 

100

the surgical removal of infectious material surrounding the apex of the root 

what is an apical curettage? 

100

removal of necrotic tissue and cleaning out the pupal canal 

what is debridement? 

100
the infectious condition in which the pulp is incapable of healing, requiring root canal therapy. 

What is irreversible pulpitis? 

200
a healthy tooth used to compare questionable teeth of similar size and structure during pulp vitality testing

What is a control tooth? 

200

pertaining to pain or illness that is recurring and persists over a long time. 

what is Chronic? 

200
the surgical removal of the apical portion of tooth through a surgical opening made in overlying bone and gingival tissues. 

what is an apicoectomy? 

200

touching or feeling for abnormalities within soft tissue

What is palpation? 


200

inflammation of the dental pulp 

what is pulpitis? 
300

the filling material that is used in root canal treatment

What is Gutta Percha? 

300

pertaining to a sudden and intense onset of pain or illness, with a relatively short duration 

what is acute? 

300

the surgical separation of a multi-rooted tooth through a furcation area. 

What is hemisection? 
300

the placement of medicament over a partially exposed pulp

What is an indirect pulp cap? 

300
the process of filling a root canal

what is obturation? 


400

not living, as in oral tissue and tooth structure 

what is non-vital?
400

refers to the area of nerves, blood vessels, and tissues that surrounds the root of a tooth. 

what is periradicular? 

400

removal of the coronal portion of a vital pulp from a tooth. 

what is a pulpotomy? 


400

the application of a dental material with an exposed or nearly exposed dental pulp

what is a direct pulp cap?

400

making a hole, as in breaking through and extending beyond the apex of the tooth. 

what is perforation? 

500

localized area of infection within the periodontal sulcus

what is a periodontal abcess? 

500

small restoration placed at the apex of the tooth 

what is a retrograde restoration? 

500

removal of one or more root without removing the crown of the tooth 

root amputation

500
the examination technique that involves tapping on the incisal or occlusal surfaces of a tooth to assess vitality. 

what is percussion? 

500

removal of the dental pulp and filling of the canal with material 

what is root canal therapy? 

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