Pulpitis is inflammation of the dental pulp, or tissue in the center of a tooth. The dental pulp comprises soft connective tissue, nerves, and the blood supply for the tooth. Pulpitis causes pain ...

As inflammation builds in your tooth, the pulp can die. This can happen with irreversible pulpitis and, once this occurs, the pain will stop. Your tooth won’t be sensitive to hot or cold anymore ...

Irreversible pulpitis is inflammation that has progressed to the point that your tooth pulp can’t be saved. It can cause severe, lingering pain, that also lead to pulp necrosis or pulp death.

Among the studies, pulp tissue was assessed for 89 biological markers. Statistically significant differences between irreversible inflamed and healthy pulp were detected for 64 biological markers ...

The pulp contains the blood, supply, and nerves for the tooth. So when the pulp, becomes inflamed you develop a condition known as pulpitis, explains Dr Caroline Njeri Theuri, a pediatric dentist ...

There are two forms of pulpitis: reversible and irreversible. Reversible pulpitis refers to instances where the inflammation is mild and the tooth pulp remains healthy enough to save. Irreversible ...

Pulpitis is a dental condition which results in an inflamed dental pulp. The dental pulp is the innermost and vital part of the tooth structure, which is supplied by the blood vessels, and which ...

Tooth pulp is soft and consists of living blood vessels, connective tissue, and large nerves. Also commonly referred to as the nerve, the pulp branches out and continues down each root through the ...

So when the pulp, becomes inflamed you develop a condition known as pulpitis, explains Dr Caroline Njeri Theuri, a pediatric dentist at Vimak Dental Centre. She also describes the pulp is the ...