when my eyes first land on 27, i knew there is something wrong, under filled composit, secendor caries, i would helped me if i had a periapikal x ray fpr the tooth. anyway. thanks to u and ur wonderfull daughter. wish u all the luck
great presentation Drs >> this case of irreversible pulpitis meaning that pulp is still vital thus may be symptomatic only when stimulated ... just a question Drs ... the patient already took IA nerve block to extract the lower 6 ... is it possible that he felt some sort of pain relief thus extraction happened? my opinion is that if pain still persists he will not go for extraction OR may be pain is only with stimulus and thus irreversible pulpitis, so what are other methods to diagnose vital pulp like this case with irreversible pulpitis?
very good case presentation. thanks a lot In case of a patient who insists on extracting his tooth, and I see it needs, for example root canal treatment and i tried to convince him about other treatment modalities rather than extraction but he doesn't accept it. The question is to do the extraction by yourself or don't?
As long as you document everything both in the patient's file & consent... it would then be a personal preference... Personally I wouldn't myself UNLESS the patient is in sever pain & nobody else is around to do it😛😛
In any PA views, we have to adjust 2 cone angles Vertical & horizontal. Please see my full radiology course on the channel I think was 3 episodes. Good luck
