Question 65 (part 2) · LDEK · Pediatric endodontics
Reversible pulpitis is characterized by:
- A. pain subsiding instantly after stimulus withdrawal.
- B. increased and prolonged pulp reaction to cold.
- C. a fistula in the tooth area.
- D. positive reaction to tapping.
- E. loss of crown shine.
Hint
Focus on how long the pain lasts after the stimulus is removed; this is the key clinical difference between reversible and irreversible pulpitis.
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