ENDO LAB - Diagnosis

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1. Diagnosis Accurate identification of the disease apart 14. Gait What are the extraoral visual
from another, clinically determining the examination?
history, observation, and __ Behavior
2. Chief the first and the most important thing that
Color of skin (Pale,
complaint you have to know
bluish, yellowish)
3. Pain and The most common complaint in Endodontics
sensitivity Face and neck marking
4. Hyperemia Very first early sign of distress of the pulp
Facial asymmetry
5. DMF rates Important factors to be considered in the
(Decayed, past dental history
Color of the sclera,
missing, filled
lips, nails, conjunctiva
teeth)
6. Periapical the most common radiograph because we Alertness
are only focused on 1 to 2 teeth at a time
7. Extensive The most common etiology for endodontic Speech / phonetics
caries treatment
Vital signs
8. Discoloration Disadvantages of endodontics
Other noticeable
Brittleness deficiency
9. Conventional What are the means by which the tooth can 15. Pinkish red Normal color of the lips
be restored after endodontic treatment
Prosthetic 16. Flashlight These are used for checking the
BP apparatus vital signs
10. Bleaching What are the conventional restoration? Thermometer
Sthetoscope
Composite
17. Consistency During intraoral examination, check
11. Crowns What are the prosthodontic restorations? on soft and hard tissue for:
Contour
FPD
Color
Bridge
18. Facial and buccal What is the sequence for intraoral
12. Prosthodontic Best method of coronal restoration vestibule examination?
intervention Hard palate
13. Post and core Best way to restore a badly carious crown Tongue
dowel Floor
Isthmus of fauces
Tonsils
Gingiva
Dentition (DMF rates)
19. Palpation What are the diagnostic testing 32. Test cavity Tests pulp vitality by drilling with a bur
Thermal test procedures? with no anesthesia
Electric pulp
33. Percussion Done by tapping the tooth with the butt of
test
the mouth mirror
Test cavity
Percussion 34. first degree Degree of mobility where there is
Mobility and noticeable tooth movement
depressability 35. second degree Degree of mobility if the movement is
Periodontal within 3 mm
probe test
36. third degree Degree of mobility if movement is more
Selective
than 3 mm
anesthesia
Trans- 37. Depressability Movement of the tooth apically
illumination 38. Mobility Movement of tooth faciolingually
(FIber-optic)
Wedging and 39. Periodontal Diagnostic test for measuring the depth of
staining probe test the gingival sulcus
Radiograph 40. 3 mm Normal depth of gingival sulcus
20. Palpation What are the diagnostic testing procedures 41. >3 Depth of periodontal pocket
Percussion that determines the periradicular tissue
42. Selective Diagnostic test that c hecks the origin of
Mobility and status?
anesthesia referred pain
depressability
Periodontal 43. Intraligamentary What are the injection techniques used for
probe test Supraperiosteal selective anesthesia?
IAN
21. Thermal test What are the diagnostic testing procedures
Electric pulp that determines the pulp vitality? 44. Fiber-optic Other name for trans-illumination test
test 45. Trans- Determines that presence of cracks
Test cavity illumination test
Selective
anesthesia 46. Radiograph Creates a 2-dimensional image of density
Trans- differences
illumination
22. Radiograph Diagnostic testing that determines both
pulp vitality and periradicular health status
23. Extraoral Types of palpation
Intraoral
24. Cold test Types of thermal test

Hot test
25. 3-5 secs Normal range of cold test
26. Hyperemia / Indication when sensitivity lasts for more
Pulpitis than 5 seconds in cold test
27. 3-5 seconds Normal range for hot test
28. Hyperemia Indication when sensitivity lasts for more
than 5 seconds in hot test
29. Non-vital pulp Indication when there's no sensitivity in hot
test
30. Electric pulp Uses gradation of electric current to elicit
test response
31. Toothpaste Electrolyte medium during electric pulp
(Fluoride and test
calcium)