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Periapical abscess



  A periapical abscess is the result of a chronic, localized infection located at the tip, or apex, of the root of a tooth. To achieve resolution, endodontic therapy must be performed to debride the root canalor canals and remove pathogens.

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Endodontology
Diagnostic testsElectric pulp test - Thermal test - Percussion test
Pulpal DiagnosisExternal resorption - Internal resorption - Irreversible pulpitis - Reversible pulpitis - Necrotic pulp - Pink tooth of Mummery
Periapical DiagnosisAcute apical periodontitis - Chronic apical periodontitis - Perio-endo lesion - Fistula - Periapical abscess - Phoenix abscess - Vertical root fracture
AnatomyApical foramen - Pulp - Pulp chamber - Root canal
Armamentarium and materialAmalgam - Apex locator - Files and reamers - Gutta-percha - Dental dam - Rotary technology - Sodium hypochlorite - Silver points - Eucalyptol - Saline - EDTA
Endodontic proceduresApicoectomy - Endodontic therapy - Internal bleaching - Retreatment
Other specialtiesOrthodontology - Periodontology - Prosthodontology
 
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