Question 77 · LDEK · Etiology and classification
Which of the following explains the problem of dental pulp edema in pulp inflammation?
- A. lack of cells taking part in the inflammatory process.
- B. hard canal walls that preclude an increase in pulp volume and blood supply through a very narrow apical foramen.
- C. lack of lymph vessels.
- D. insufficient cellular immune response.
- E. small supply in blood vessels.
Hint
Think about the unyielding walls around the pulp and the single narrow route for its blood vessels.
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