Periapical lesions - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, pathology
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- čas přidán 19. 02. 2019
- What are periapical lesions? Periapical lesions are inflammatory in origin and involve apical periodontitis, which may evolve into a periapical abscess or a periapical cyst. Abscesses can drain into the mouth or cause cellulitis. Find our full video library only on Osmosis: osms.it/more.
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Best thing happened to me today, I'm a dental student, and this topic was the thing I really need.
I don't usually comment on videos, but this one is really worth it .
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I never heard of this. I wish we learned more about dental health in med school
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Thank you for the video. I have just had the surgery to remove the cyst yesterday and now I have the biggest pain all over my maxillofacial area. 😭
Thank you for being the first to ever help me actually understand this!!!!!! Ugh I could never understand the difference between a periapical cyst vs abscess
Wow, the pleasure is ours, Hafsa! Best of luck in your studies! 🥰
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so wait, periodical periodontits is always on a non-vital/dead tooth?
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Thanks for your recommendation, Tye! Our team is working on adding more dental content and you may check out osmosis.org for more of this. Have a lovely weekend! 💖
Antibiotics for periapical lesions is actually not indicated. So that's wrong. Well at least here in Australia.
then when is it okay to administer antibiotics based on Australia's protocols? would we have to wait for that lesion to create a visible abcess in order to prescribe it?? I would think it makes a lot more sense to prescribe the antibiotics right after we confirm a periapical lesion.
@@edgarSmile You never wait for a it to become visible. Instead you treat the tooth with an extraction or root canal. Antibiotics won't make that periapical lesion go away, so unless there's pain or evidence of spread of infection your not doing the patient any good by prescribing a course of systemic antibiotics.
I agree, in Europe periodical abscesses are not an indication for ATB. treatment is endo or extraction!
Well, I think ATB could be in cases where infection is severe ( face inflamation , fever, toothache, etc)
But it ' s true that is not the first treatment option like endodoncy or extraction
Any idea my gums hurt like shit when i lie down when i stand up its okay
It’s a sign you might have reversible pulpits. Usually pain on laying down happens in association to irreversible pulpits.
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First lol
so wait, periodical periodontits is always on a non-vital/dead tooth?
yes