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INBDE Endodontics and Restorative Dentistry

Root canal therapy concepts and restorative material selection tested on the INBDE.

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How does the pain of reversible pulpitis differ from irreversible pulpitis?
Show answerReversible pulpitis pain is brief and stops once the stimulus is removed; irreversible pulpitis pain lingers after the stimulus is gone.
What diagnostic test uses a thermal stimulus such as refrigerant spray to assess pulp vitality?
Show answerThe cold test.
What is a key limitation of electric pulp testing?
Show answerIt only measures nerve response, not blood supply, so it can give unreliable results after trauma.
What does a positive percussion test suggest?
Show answerInflammation of the periodontal ligament or periapical tissues.
Why is a rubber dam used during root canal therapy?
Show answerTo isolate the tooth, prevent contamination, and protect the airway from instruments or irrigants.
What is the most commonly used irrigant in root canal therapy?
Show answerSodium hypochlorite.
What is the main action of sodium hypochlorite when irrigating a canal?
Show answerIt dissolves organic tissue and disinfects the canal.
What is EDTA used for during root canal preparation?
Show answerTo remove the smear layer and chelate inorganic dentin debris.
What is a sodium hypochlorite accident?
Show answerExtrusion of irrigant beyond the apex causing sudden pain, swelling, and tissue damage.
What material is most commonly used to fill the root canal space after cleaning and shaping?
Show answerGutta-percha.
What is the purpose of endodontic sealer?
Show answerTo fill microscopic gaps between gutta-percha and canal walls, creating a fluid-tight seal.
What is the difference between apexogenesis and apexification?
Show answerApexogenesis preserves vital pulp to allow continued root development; apexification induces a hard tissue barrier in a nonvital tooth with an open apex.
Which medicament is classically used to induce apexification?
Show answerCalcium hydroxide.
Why is determining working length important before obturation?
Show answerIt ensures instrumentation and filling stop at the correct distance from the apex, avoiding overextension or underfilling.
What device helps clinically determine root canal working length?
Show answerAn electronic apex locator.

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