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An "blank" is the surgical removal of infectious material surrounding the apex of a root.
apical curettage
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A "blank" is healthy tooth used as a standard to compare questionable teeth of similar size and structure during pulp vitality testing.
control tooth
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An "blank" is a localized area of pus that originates from an infection.
abscess
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"blank" is an examination technique that involves tapping on the incisal or occlusal surface of a tooth to determine vitality.
percussion
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"blank" is a plastic type of filling material used in root canal theraphy.
Gutta-percha
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The surgical separation of a multirooted tooth through the furcation area is a
hemisection
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An "blank" is the placement of calcium hydroxide over a partially exposed pulp.
Indirect pulp cap
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"blank" means not living.
Nonvital
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"blank" is completed to remove or clean out the pulpal canal.
Debridement
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"blank" is an examination technique of the soft tissues in which the examiner's hand or fingertips are used.
palpation
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A "blank" is the removal of one or more roots without removal of the crown of the tooth.
Root Amputation
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"blank" is the procedure of removing dental pulp and filling the canal with material.
Root canal theraphy
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A "blank" is the application of calcium hydroxide to a cavity preparation that has an exposed or a nearly exposed dental pulp.
pulp cap
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Tp break through and extend beyond the apex of the root is
perforation
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Nerves, blood, vessels, and tissue that surrounds the root of a tooth are called
periradicular
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A "blank" is the removal of a vital pulp from the coronal portion of a tooth.
pulpotomy
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"blank" is inflammation of the dental pulp.
pulpitis
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A small restoration placed at the apex of a root is
retrograde restoration
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A dentist who specializes in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of the dental pulp and periradicular tissues is an
Endodontist
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"blank" occurs when there is a form of pulpal inflammation but the pulp may be salvageable.
Reversible pulpitis
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