Question 160 · LDEK · Odontogenic infections
The primary odontogenic lesion is:
- A. uncomplicated pulp necrosis.
- B. radicular cyst.
- C. periapical lesion.
- D. difficult tooth eruption.
- E. osteitis.
Hint
First-order foci are richly vascular granulation-tissue lesions that readily release bacteria and toxins into the circulation.
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