Reversible pulpitis is the pulpal inflammation which gets resolved when aetiology is removed. It is caused by defective restorations and caries. It causes non-lingering pain to temperature or osmotic differences. The treatment includes removal of the irritant or repair of the tooth structure such as caries, exposed dentin, and defective restoration.
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Why are my teeth extremely sensitive to cold food?
Query: Hello doctor, I had my filling two years ago and it has been going well for a few months. I have had no problem with it but recently anything really cold touches it and I get a sharp pain. Hot foods cause no problem and sometimes it just hurts by itself. Read Full »
Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. It seems there are secondary caries below the loose filling. You need to get it removed as soon as possible. Replace it with a new one. With regards to your symptoms, the probable cause may be a faulty restoration. The probable diagnosis could be a reversible pulpit... Read Full »
Why do I have sore and swollen gums with jaw pain on the same side?
Query: Hello doctor, I suffer from sore gums, and my jaw is also paining near the sore gums. There is slight swelling present in that region. Please help. Read Full »
Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I went through your query and understood your concern. I have a few questions. 1. Do you have any cavities in your teeth on the same side of your jaw? 2. Is there any wisdom tooth that has not erupted to date? 3. Is there any tissue that is coming between the tee... Read Full »
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