1. If heat is applied to the tooth and pain decreases, there is a chance of irreversible pulpitis.

1. Transillumination test involves the light to produce shadows that may indicate vertical fractures in the tooth.

1. The tooth that the dental dam clamp is placed on is called the anchor tooth.

Some sources of irritation to pulp include

If the pulp is inflamed but cannot heal itself, it is

The localized destruction of tissue and accumulation of exudate around the apical area is

A path to the outside surface that enables an abscess to drain

The most useful tools in diagnosing periapical problems are often

The intracanal instrument that is used to enlarge and smooth the canal is the

Root canals are measured In

Gates-Glidden drills are used to widen the

of each canal.

Which tool is used to spin root canal sealer into the canal?

Obturating the canals is defined as

Which solution is most commonly used to irrigate the canals?

What is taken periodically throughout the procedure to evaluate progress?

Which procedure removes all the pulpal tissues in the pulp chamber and stops 1-3 mm short of the apex?

Which procedure removes the pulp in thein the coronal portion of the tooth?

To ensure consistency in the sizes and lengths of the intracanal endodontic instrumentation, the ADA and manufacturers have standardized a name-number and color-code system. Which group of files are flexible and used for curved and narrow canals?

Identify the name of the instrument pictured

identify the name of the instrument picture

Identify the name of the instrument picture

The jaws of the dental dam clamp fit around the

Usually the anchor tooth is the tooth

Pulp is inflamed, but it is able to heal when the irritant is removed

1. Inflammation continues until pulpal tissues cannot recover

1. Death of the pulpal cells

1. A path to the external surface, created by the body to drain abcess

Localized destruction of tissue and accumulation of exudate in periapical region

Advanced stage of periapical infection that spreads into and through bone

Pulpal inflammation extends into periapical tissues; acute condition

Adapt the gutta-percha into the canal lateral

Condense the filling material to provide space for gutta-percha cones

Remove deep caries, pulp tissue, and temporary cement

Help locate canal orifices (openings) that have sharp points