Question 239 · LDEK · Diagnosis
Pain provoked by biting but not related to cold/heat tests may suggest:
- A. cervical caries.
- B. irreversible pulpitis.
- C. incipient caries.
- D. pulp necrosis.
- E. reversible pulpitis.
Hint
Combine two findings: a pulp that does not react to thermal stimuli and a periodontal ligament that is sensitive to pressure.
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