Showing posts with label Pulpitis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pulpitis. Show all posts

Pulpitis

Photograph showing Pulpal hyperaemia. While bacteria are still some distance from the pulp, acid permeating along the dentinal tubules gives rise to dilation of the blood vessels, oedema and a light cellular inflammatory infiltrate in the pulp [1]

What is Pulpitis?

Pulpitis is the inflammation of the pulp. It is the most common cause of pain in young persons.


Types

It is of two types.

  1. Reversible

  2. Irreversible

Irreversible pulpitis has been divided into further two types

  1. Acute pulpitis

  2. Chronic pulpitis

Causes of Pulpitis