Chronic Apical Periodontitis is also known as Periapical Granuloma.So periapical granuloma can not be diagnosed by radiographic features alone ??(as u have said that acute & chronic apical periodontitis cannot be diagnosed solely on the basis of radiographs)??
Kindly check the latest classification of endodontics by American association of endodontics. That should give more information. Acute and chronic apical periodontitis are based on symptoms of the pt.. clinical examination is must for it. Infact its just for every case
Sir....rahul here...following you in fb also...thanx for simplifying it..it is very helpful....treatment plan ll be equally important n really wanna see in ur next video sir...
Sir, 2 questions : 1) pt has pain on biting after restoration. On examination, high points present. Radiographically, pdl widening noted, no break in lamina dura. So do we need to just reduce high points or proceed with rct since periapical changes present? 2) pt has no sign&symptoms. On examination, restored tooth. Radiographically, restoration not approaching pulp but radiopacity noted at apex. Which is condensing osteitis. What would you do? Leave it until it becomes symptomatic or proceed with rct since periapical changes present? And will condensing osteitis disappear after rct?
Answer 2.. condensing osteitis although many books say may be associated with vital teeth, but in general new books say that the treatment is rct and condensing osteitis disappears after rct.
1) A patient presents with extensive carious cavity in tooth 36 (FDI). There is severe pain on percussion with sensitivity to palpation. Sinus tract is seen on buccal aspect. Give diagnosis. Sir can you plz elaborate the answer of this question? It'll be much appreciated 👍
Sir, A particular tooth is endodontically treated, but the patient still complains of pain and radiographically there is evidence of certain radioluceny. Since the tooth is endodontically treated, there shouldn't have been any radiolucency and pain. What could be the possible diagnosis of such a case?
Sir please make some videos on access cavity prepration for posteior as well as anterior teeth and ur take on access cavity prepration whether we should do access cavity prepration from center or we should follow caries driven path and could u show us in ur video
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Hi Dr. can we interchange the term apical and perical? and also Phoenix abscess was not discussed or included on the table. But still, a great video. Thank you so much, bless you from the Above.
Yes, you can. Also, I know it's not included. But the video is to help you with a differential diagnosis which will cover most of it. I shall try doing more in Endodontics. Do check the pulpal disorders too. Here is the link for the playlist ruclips.net/p/PLdPsg6P-6Vlf0T7mKUOtEtWLQP9gqVMw5
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Chronic Apical Periodontitis is also known as Periapical Granuloma.So periapical granuloma can not be diagnosed by radiographic features alone ??(as u have said that acute & chronic apical periodontitis cannot be diagnosed solely on the basis of radiographs)??
Kindly check the latest classification of endodontics by American association of endodontics. That should give more information.
Acute and chronic apical periodontitis are based on symptoms of the pt.. clinical examination is must for it. Infact its just for every case
Sir....rahul here...following you in fb also...thanx for simplifying it..it is very helpful....treatment plan ll be equally important n really wanna see in ur next video sir...
Thank you Rahul. Will surely try to add more about it.
Also check pulp capping video. It has information about treatment
Finally someone made it easy...
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Sir, 2 questions :
1) pt has pain on biting after restoration. On examination, high points present. Radiographically, pdl widening noted, no break in lamina dura.
So do we need to just reduce high points or proceed with rct since periapical changes present?
2) pt has no sign&symptoms. On examination, restored tooth. Radiographically, restoration not approaching pulp but radiopacity noted at apex. Which is condensing osteitis.
What would you do? Leave it until it becomes symptomatic or proceed with rct since periapical changes present?
And will condensing osteitis disappear after rct?
Answer 1.. vital tooth with highpoint can have apical periodontitis. Better would be reduce the highpoint and then observe.
Answer 2.. condensing osteitis although many books say may be associated with vital teeth, but in general new books say that the treatment is rct and condensing osteitis disappears after rct.
One had to do pulp Vitaliy test too. Just cant rely on xray.
Well understood sir. Thank you for your opinion sir.
Sir, will you be doing videos on endodontics, rcts, trauma management?
Excellent video...sir...more informative ..in short interval of ..time...
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but acute apical periodontitis can have radiolucency too and lamina dura isnt necessarily intact in apical periodontitis.
im so confused
Yes. This information is respect to old books. But just to give information
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wow this was super helpful, thank you!
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Very helpful Dr...can you please tell me the textbook from which the table comparison is presented
Thank you doctor. The table is made by me.
1) A patient presents with extensive carious cavity in tooth 36 (FDI). There is severe pain on percussion with sensitivity to palpation. Sinus tract is seen on buccal aspect. Give diagnosis.
Sir can you plz elaborate the answer of this question? It'll be much appreciated 👍
Sinus opening means chronic abscess but now there is acute symptoms indicating its pheonix abscess
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Great thank you so much. It is very helpful.
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Sir,
A particular tooth is endodontically treated, but the patient still complains of pain and radiographically there is evidence of certain radioluceny.
Since the tooth is endodontically treated, there shouldn't have been any radiolucency and pain.
What could be the possible diagnosis of such a case?
I have one small case like this. I will make a video on this
Sir please make some videos on access cavity prepration for posteior as well as anterior teeth and ur take on access cavity prepration whether we should do access cavity prepration from center or we should follow caries driven path and could u show us in ur video
Currently I am working on Class 2 which you requested :)
Very well explained
Have helpful and made easy sir .I wish if u could also add the different treatment plan for the diseases.thank you
Yes. I will surly try to make another one.
Wonderful video👍👍
Thank you:) here are all videos related to pulp and periapical diseases ruclips.net/p/PLdPsg6P-6Vlf0T7mKUOtEtWLQP9gqVMw5
This was Really Really Helpful Thank you so much
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Really helpful sir.
Lamina dura is thickned..
Of carious tooth...
What does that mean..
Apical periodontitis..
Yes
Good explanation sir....thank you so much...
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Hi Dr. can we interchange the term apical and perical? and also Phoenix abscess was not discussed or included on the table. But still, a great video. Thank you so much, bless you from the Above.
Yes, you can. Also, I know it's not included. But the video is to help you with a differential diagnosis which will cover most of it. I shall try doing more in Endodontics. Do check the pulpal disorders too. Here is the link for the playlist ruclips.net/p/PLdPsg6P-6Vlf0T7mKUOtEtWLQP9gqVMw5
@@Aspire32 Appreciate your response Dr. Thank you. checking now pulpal disorders.
How yo diffeteciate between cyst and granuloma
Cyst is more than 2cm
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So sir if there's a chronic periapical abscess(radiographically concluded) with positive vertical TOP would we call it phoenix abscess?
Yes. Acute exacerbations of any chronic lesion
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Sir...can u please add a lecture on cavosurface treatment for glass ionomer cement
Specifically about cavosurface ?
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Why there can be periapical radiolucency on xray but no swelling or pus clinically??
Because the organism load will be less and your body defense is restricting it locally :)
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Sir plz make some more videos of endo
Yes. Will work on it :)
Excellent sir
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Very good sir ji...very nice sir
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Sir! plz also make a video on its management.
Thank u!
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we also can have periapical abscess through severe periodontitis cases ryt?
Yes. Absolutely :) You are right !
Very useful thanks
in periapical periodontitis there will be no radiolucency?
You do get periapical widening.
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Some make some videos on treatment plan of avulsed tooth
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@@Aspire32 sir can you make vedios on oral pathology
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Can you please remove that unnecessary background music from your videos
New video's dont have it
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