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    1. Pulp capping involves placing calcium hydroxide on the exposed pulp to irritate odontoblasts and stimulate the formation of reactionary or reparative dentin, acting as a barrier against infection. 2. The dentin layers from outer to inner are: dentin, predentin which is less mineralized, the odontoblast layer containing cell nuclei, the cell-free zone with few nuclei but nerve bundles, and the cell-rich zone with many nuclei surrounding the pulp core. 3. Referred pain from mandibular molars can manifest as preauricular pain due to shared innervation of the third division of the trigeminal nerve.

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    1. Pulp capping involves placing calcium hydroxide on the exposed pulp to irritate odontoblasts and stimulate the formation of reactionary or reparative dentin, acting as a barrier against infection. 2. The dentin layers from outer to inner are: dentin, predentin which is less mineralized, the odontoblast layer containing cell nuclei, the cell-free zone with few nuclei but nerve bundles, and the cell-rich zone with many nuclei surrounding the pulp core. 3. Referred pain from mandibular molars can manifest as preauricular pain due to shared innervation of the third division of the trigeminal nerve.

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    1. Pulp capping involves placing calcium hydroxide on the exposed pulp to irritate odontoblasts and stimulate the formation of reactionary or reparative dentin, acting as a barrier against infection. 2. The dentin layers from outer to inner are: dentin, predentin which is less mineralized, the odontoblast layer containing cell nuclei, the cell-free zone with few nuclei but nerve bundles, and the cell-rich zone with many nuclei surrounding the pulp core. 3. Referred pain from mandibular molars can manifest as preauricular pain due to shared innervation of the third division of the trigeminal nerve.

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    1. Pulp capping involves placing calcium hydroxide on the exposed pulp to irritate odontoblasts and stimulate the formation of reactionary or reparative dentin, acting as a barrier against infection. 2. The dentin layers from outer to inner are: dentin, predentin which is less mineralized, the odontoblast layer containing cell nuclei, the cell-free zone with few nuclei but nerve bundles, and the cell-rich zone with many nuclei surrounding the pulp core. 3. Referred pain from mandibular molars can manifest as preauricular pain due to shared innervation of the third division of the trigeminal nerve.

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    Notes 1
    Endodontics and operative dentistry—> there’s a technique called “pulp capping”.

    Pulp capping : Placing a CaOH liner which irritates the odontoblast, therefore they’ll
    form either this reactionary/ reparative dentin depending on how close you are to the
    pulp. This dynamic response of odontoblast and secondary odontoblast as you lay
    down the new dentin to sort of form a dental wall that forms a barrier and defense the
    pulp. So the pulp is very alive (as long as it’s not necrotic) and can respond dynamically
    to infection

    Outer to inner. the outer part (darkest part) is the dentin

    1. Predentin —> Innermost portion of dentin, the lighter color than dentin. WHY
    lighter? Because it’s not mineralized and it’s located directly adjacent to what we
    consider the actual pulp.

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    2. Odontoblast layer → where the nucleis are, part of the pulp, but they are forming
    the dentin just outside of it.

    3. Cell-free zone of Weil → the blue part. “free zone” cause there almost 0 nuclei
    present. this is because there are no cells there. you’ll often see nerve bundles

    4. Cell-rich zone → red one, a lot more nuclei

    5. Pulp core → central part of the pulp

    Afferent nerve means it’s carrying nervous


    information from outside the body, peripherally
    towards the center.

    Pain sensitization

    Hyperalgesia : heighted response to pain, where u have inflammatory mediators in


    the pulp that can increase the intensity of a pain stimulus; something that is usually
    painful becomes even more painful

    Allodynia : reduced pain threshold, pain due to stimulus that does not normally
    provoke pain. ex = sunburn

    Referred pain

    Preauricular pain often refers from mandibular molars since both share V3
    innervation

    Notes 3
    💉ENDODONTIC DIAGNOSIS💉
    every single tooth has 2 endodontic diagnosis;

    Pulpal diagnosis

    Periapical diagnosis

    Different forms of pulpitis table

    Notes 4
    Notes 5

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