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The document discusses endodontic procedures and questions pertaining to carrying out pulpectomies, using instruments such as apex locators and endo stops, providing post-operative instructions to patients, and the roles of dental nurses during endodontic treatment. Reasons for endodontic procedures include relieving pain or pressure from diseased or injured pulp, and they allow saving a tooth rather than extracting it. Vitality tests, periapical radiographs, and irrigation solutions are used to diagnose the need for a pulpectomy and guide the endodontic treatment process.
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- 5. Why may this be used during the extirpation of the diseased or injured pulp?
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- 7. Why would this type of solution be used during endodontic procedures?
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- 9. Why would we want to offer our patient the option of endodontics rather than extraction?
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- 12. Why is the use of endo stops an advantage while instrumenting canals or at irrigation?
- 13. What are the treatment options for this patient who has agreed to an endodontic procedure, to relieve the pain/pressure they can feel here?
- 14. The endodontic procedure is complete, what information will we give our patient for the longevity of the tooth?
- 15. This is a _ _ _ _ _ _/ _ _ _ _ _/ _ _ _ _ _ _
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