Question 313 · LDEK · Pediatric endodontics
Short lasting provoked tooth pain, no reaction to tapping, increased reaction to cold, which ceases after the elimination of the trigger, are the symptoms of:
- A. reversible pulpitis.
- B. irreversible pulpitis.
- C. pulp necrosis.
- D. apical periodontitis.
- E. submucosal abscess.
Hint
Brief, provoked pain that stops once the stimulus is removed, with no tenderness to percussion, describes a pulp that can still recover.
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