Question 80 · LDEK · Primary teeth
A patient aged 6 was admitted to the dental surgery. During a clinical investigation a breakage of triangle edges on the occlusal surface was found. It can be the sign of:
- A. inception of pulp inflammation.
- B. pulp necrosis.
- C. pulp gangrene.
- D. periapical inflammation.
- E. all the above.
Hint
Breakage of undermined enamel ridges reflects extensive dentine caries in a tooth with a large pulp; how far does this finding alone allow you to go?
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