Dentistry

Reversible pulpitis is a clinical diagnosis based on objective and subjective signs of the presence of mild inflammation in the pulp tissue. Learn about the etiology, diagnosis, and treatment of the disease.

Caries is an infectious process of demineralization and destruction of the hard tissues of teeth. Classification, causes, stages, symptoms and treatment.

Irreversible pulpitis is an inflammation of the pulp of a tooth that does not disappear when its cause is removed. Learn about the etiology, diagnosis, and treatment of irreversible pulpitis.

An apical abscess is a purulent inflammation at the tip of the root of the tooth caused by infection. Learn about the causes, symptoms, diagnostic methods, and effective treatments for this condition.

Acute apical periodontitis is an inflammation of the tissue around the root of the tooth caused by infection. Learn about the causes, symptoms, diagnostic methods, and modern treatments for this condition.

Condensing osteitis is a chronic inflammation of the bone tissue around the apex of the tooth root, accompanied by its thickening. Learn about the causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment of osteitis.

An apical granuloma is a chronic inflammatory mass at the apex of the tooth root resulting from infection. Learn about causes, symptoms, diagnostic methods, and effective treatments.

A periapical cyst is a chronic inflammatory mass at the apex of the root of a tooth that occurs due to prolonged infection. Learn about the causes, symptoms, diagnostic methods, and modern approaches to treating periapical cysts.