Pulpitis - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, pathology

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What is pulpitis? Pulpitis is inflammation of dental pulp, and it’s usually caused by bacterial infections. Find our full video library only on Osmosis: osms.it/more.
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@gatomio9739 3 года назад

Thank you 😊😊

@yusufdemirci1425 2 года назад

Great video! Thanks.

@osmosis 2 года назад

Glad you appreciate it, Yusuf! 🙏🏼

@amirjr178 Год назад

Thank you very much , perfect explanation

@osmosis Год назад

Glad you liked it, Amir! 🥰

@RobleViejo 3 года назад

I had concussions, articular infections, multiple bones fractured, tumors, and other health issues To this day, I would choose to cut off one of my own fingers than experiencing pulpitis The pressure, the palpitating pain, and later the absolute torturing pain that makes you feel like your skull is cracked open is, to this day, the worst pain I have ever experienced. And I experienced a LOT of pain.

@THETGOSHOW 2 года назад

Any ways to get some relief other than cold water?

@derreklong3549 2 года назад

@@THETGOSHOW sucking ice cubes or crushed ice. I would just keep ice on hand until you get to a dentist.

@priscilaminero9260 2 года назад

Currently experiencing pulpitis. Couldn't describe my pain better. Just hoping it's reversible, although not likely since Ive lost sensitivity to cold/hot, and to be honest none of the painkillers im taking seem to have any positive effect in relieving the pain. I've been laying in bed . Just hoping it's time to sleep.

@priscilaminero9260 2 года назад

@@THETGOSHOW I've been trying the cold water press and my dentist also suggested some warm water with sea salt. Damp a cloth in the water and press it onto your cheek or area of pain.

@RobleViejo 2 года назад

@@priscilaminero9260 There is only 1 cure: Taking the tooth out. Go to a dentist because Ive tried to pull it myself and almost knocked out the good ones. Go to a dentist asap, seriously, if the infection gets to the bone you can lose half your jaw or even die.

@elmandalorian6671 Год назад

Excellent video 📹!

@osmosis Год назад

Thank you! Cheers! 😊

@user-ji5eo6mq3z Год назад

Very good explanation

@osmosis Год назад

Thanks! 😊

@Lolpower777 2 года назад

Very good video

@osmosis 2 года назад

Thanks, Sayed! ❤️

@drhalamohammed5543 8 месяцев назад

Thank u ❤❤❤

@osmosis 8 месяцев назад

You're welcome 😊

@PauloHenrique-kz2tv 3 года назад

Muito bom

@od8283 2 года назад

Very nice

@osmosis 2 года назад

Thanks! 🥰

@tanyagraces 3 года назад

I do not have cavity in my molar. The denstis said i dont have any cavity in my irreversible tooth. When the dentist opened my root canal she said i have death tooth. So it means i am irreversible. How is it possible i do not have any cavity but my root canal infected ?.. i do not want to be extracted because i dont have any molar for chewing . I want to keep it.

@deborahsong2215 3 года назад

Hi grace Tanya so U need to have treatment for ur root canal on your molar so you need a crown tell your doctor that u need extra for ur root canal o. Ur molar. But it’s good thing is that u can keep ur molar Because that is very important for your protection

@CSAccetura 2 года назад

This has happened to me. I full-on cried like a baby last night and now my mouth is so swollen that I can barely form words

@osmosis 2 года назад

We hope you're doing better now, Chris! 🙏🏼

@Verbsdescribeus 3 года назад

never have i ever had a tooth swelling until two days ago, in a few hours i will go to the dentist and i am scared because the pain would not stop :((

@osmosis 3 года назад

Hope you feel better now!

@w.coast_piano6404 2 года назад

Before my filling I had minimal pain. And keep in mind my filling may have been kinda deep but it didn’t reach the nerve. and now I have all the symptoms of irreversible pulpitis after my filling. Why. Was it just a bad job on there part or what. Or is it just a bad case of reversible pulpitis. Please respond

@osmosis 2 года назад

We care for you. But unfortunately we don’t provide medical advice through this channel. We’d recommend reaching out to a local health professional for any consultation and diagnosis of your condition. Keeping you in our thoughts.

@b.services9851 2 года назад

If you find the answer please let me know, Im going through the same situation!!

@w.coast_piano6404 2 года назад

@@b.services9851 mine actually went away take ibuprofen to keep the inflammation down and try not to take to much jsut the recommended I had to take it for like 2 weeks which is longer then you should but it made mine go away it just takes awhile to heal and I hope it’ll do the same for you. I read the reason it doesn’t heal is the inflammation gets to bad and kills the nerve so if u keep it down it’ll let it heal lmk how it goes

@joshuachin6635 2 года назад

I also experienced this for the past week! I lost my fillings few months back, it’s a a big filling in my molar. I decided to get it filled 4 weeks ago. Took an X-ray and thankfully it was only superficial parts that needed filling, the nerves and pulp was not affected. After that, it was very pain, with the pain running to my head especially in the evening and before bed time. I had a to take ibuprofen once or twice daily to manage it. I went back to my dentist and they assured me that it was normal and that what I am feeling is severe sensitivity to hot/ cold due to the big filling required and would go away within weeks. I told them that I am taking ibuprofen daily to manage the pain. Last weekend I decided to go to another dentist as it was affecting my sleep. The new dentist re-did my fillings and it’s much better. I still get minor pains. But it is manageable. She told me that she had used a milder dental filling. However, if the pain comes back like before, it maybe a dying tooth and I may need to undergo a root canal and crown procedure.

@Skipperthekitty 2 года назад

This happened with me, tooth was fine before but the dentist gave a filling and it started to hurt. Ended up having to get a root canal, endodontist said the pulp was necrotic.

@Jungool 3 года назад

First comment🌚

@annahermogino3451 3 года назад

My teeth in the center when it's touch by my bottom teeth hurts.. can i get a response?🥺

@osmosis 3 года назад

@ay0vee978 3 года назад

My tooth with the decay feels tingly and I feel a bit of pain but not that severe, is it still reversible? I'm really worried

@osmosis 3 года назад

@ay0vee978 3 года назад

@@osmosis I already got an appointment with the dentist this Friday, there's only one way to find out! Thanks for responding I appreciate the care.

@RobleViejo 3 года назад

Even full blown tooth decay can be handled. But you *WANT* to see a doctor before you start feeling like someone is sawing your skull open every second of your existence

@AdrianVegaOfficial Год назад

@@ay0vee978 what happened? I also feel the tingling but no pain or sensitivity to hot/cold

@yunitaanastasia9551 2 года назад

Why other people can stand until their tooh canal death...some people dont know also their canal root of is death..for me,waiting my canal root death n not going to dentist..better u kill me 😑