6. Which pulpal or periapical disease is defined below? "This is a clinical and histologic term denoting inflammation of the dental pulp, climically described as reversible or irreversible and histologically described as acute, chronic, or hyperplastic." a. Symptomatic apical periodontitis b. Asymptomatic apical periodontitis c. Condensing osteitis d. Pulpitis e. Chronic apical abscess

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6. Which pulpal or periapical disease is defined below? "This is a clinical and histologic term denoting inflammation of the dental pulp, climically described as reversible or irreversible and histologically described as acute, chronic, or hyperplastic." a. Symptomatic apical periodontitis b. Asymptomatic apical periodontitis c. Condensing osteitis d. Pulpitis e. Chronic apical abscess

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The correct answer is d. Pulpitis.Pulpitis is a clinical and histologic term that refers to the inflammation of the dental pulp. It can be classified as reversible or irreversible based on clinical symptoms, and as acute, chronic, or hyperplastic based on histological examination. Pulpitis can cause symptoms such as pain, sensitivity to temperature changes, and sometimes swelling in the gums. Treatment options for pulpitis may include medications to reduce inflammation, procedures to remove infected tissue, or root canal therapy to address the underlying cause of the inflammation.

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