the prescription and timing of dental radiographs

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guys has any one know where to study from the prescription and timing of dental radiographs .? thanks

From: Kanika Kohli <kanika_sahil@...>" " < > Sent: Tuesday, 27 December 2011, 22:42Subject: Re: Re: Acute and chronic PA periodontitis

thanks again for making it so clear.

god bless u.

From: humafaisal8278 <humafaisal8278@...> Sent: Tuesday, 27 December 2011 12:19 AMSubject: Re: Acute and chronic PA periodontitis

ACUTE APICAL PERIO : occlusal trauma is common causetooth tender to bitingresponds to sensitivity testwidening of PDL space on xrayTreatment range from occlusal adjustment to RCT to extraction(depends on pulpal condition)ACUTE APICAL ABSCESS: is more severe inflammationdiscomfort n SWELLINGSYSTEMIC INVOLVEMENT (raised temperature and malaise)tender to both PALPATION and percussionXray, well defined RADIOLUCENT AREAcould be an acute exacerbation of chronic situationacute exacerbation during treatment is called :PHEONIX ABSCESSTreatment :removal of cause asapdrainage(by opening the tooth or incision into swelling) antibiotic prescription(depends on pts condition)when acute symptoms subsides RCT or Extraction > >> > Hiii> > > > Would u plz tell me how to differentiate between acute

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chronic PA periodontitis?> > Both Clinically and radiographically please..> > > > Many thanks > > Balsam> > Sent from my iPad> >>