Question 607 · LDEK · Diagnosis
Which of the following symptoms most strongly indicates the diagnosis of irreversible pulpitis in a tooth with a closed pulp chamber?
- A. pain occurring only during biting.
- B. short-lasting pain to cold.
- C. pain subsiding after removal of the stimulus.
- D. severe spontaneous pain lasting for several days.
- E. pain occurring only during brushing.
Hint
Distinguish pain that is provoked and short from pain that arises on its own and persists — which reflects pulp that can no longer heal?
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