PULP POLYP
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GUIDED BY:
DR.RAHUL MARIA
PRESENTED BY:
DR. ANUBHUTI
Conservative Dentistry
& Endodontics
PULP POLYP
CHORNIC
HYPERPLASTIC
PULPITIS
PROLIFERATIVE
PULPITIS
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CHORNIC HYPERPLASTIC PULPITIS
It’s a type of irreversible pulpitis
It is a pulpal inflammation due to an extensive carious exposure of
young pulp.
Its characterized by the development of granulation tissue,
by epithelium & resulting from long standing, low grade irritation.
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CAUSES
A large open
cavity
Dental caries
in young
resistant pulp
Fractured
tooth causing
trauma
Mechanical
irritation
chewing &
bacterial
infection
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SYMPTOMS
Asymptomatic
Masticatory
stress can lead
to some
tenderness
Sometimes
localized
bleeding can
occur
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APPEARANCE
Inflammed
Pinkish
swollen tissue
mass.
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DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS
Proliferating gingival tissue
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TREATMENT
Elimination of the
polypoid tissue
Followed by extirpation
of the pulp, provided
tooth can be restored.
It should be removed
with a periodontal
curette or spoon
excavator
Bleeding can be
controlled by pressure.
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Pulp tissue of the
chamber is then
completely removed
& temporary
dressing is sealed in
contact with be
completed radicular
pulp tissue.
Radicular pulp is
extirpated at a later
visit.
If time permits,
pulpectomy can be
done in a single visit
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Pulp polyp ...Dr.Anubhuti