Irreversible Pulpitis | Causes, Diagnosis and Treatment | Endodontics

In this lecture I have continued the Endodontics series and discussed about the Irreversible Pulpitis.
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So What is Pulpitis?
As we have studied in the previous lecture, pulpitis in simple words is the inflammation of the pulp.
Pulpitis is a process that occurs within the pulp when there is an external stimuli, like bacterial attack or mechanical trauma to the the pulp.
There are two types of pulpitis. Reversible pulpitis and Irreversible pulpitis.
Irreversible pulpitis is a chronic inflammatory condition of the pulp in which the pulp cannot revert back to it's original state even if the cause is removed.
Causes of irreversible pulpitis are similar to that of reversible pulpitis. Only the causes are now much more exaggerated.
-How to diagnose Irreversible pulpitis? Irreversible Pulpitis can be with or without symptoms. Watch the video to find our what are the symptoms.
What is the Treatment of irreversible pulpitis? The treatment of a tooth with irreversible pulpitis involves either performing root canal treatment on the tooth or extracting the tooth.
Watch the full video to understand more on the topic.

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Chapters:
Why is it called the Irreversible Pulpitis? 00:00
Causes 00:35
Diagnosis 01:03
Treatment 02:04
Clinical Question 02:39
Ending 04:24