irreversible pulpitis


pulpitis

 [pul-pi´tis] inflammation of pulp" >dental pulp.irreversible pulpitis severe pulpitis with minimal chance of spontaneous recovery, accompanied by an exudate and often pain.reversible pulpitis pulpitis in which the pulp may recover spontaneously; it is usually asymptomatic until pain is caused by some external stimulus.

ir·re·vers·i·ble pul·pi·tis

inflammation of the dental pulp from which the pulp is unable to recover; clinically, may be asymptomatic or characterized by pain that persists after thermal stimulation; microscopically, characterized by marked acute or chronic inflammation, sometimes with partial pulpal necrosis.

ir·re·vers·i·ble pul·pi·tis

(ir'rĕ-vĕr'si-bĕl pŭl-pī'tis) Inflammation of the dental pulp from which the pulp is unable to recover; clinically, may be asymptomatic or characterized by pain that persists after thermal stimulation.

ir·re·vers·i·ble pul·pi·tis

(ir'rĕ-vĕr'si-bĕl pŭl-pī'tis) Inflammation of dental pulp from which pulp is unable to recover; clinically, may be asymptomatic or characterized by pain that persists after thermal stimulation.