Getting the language right: Part 2

Julie Kilgariff

Getting the language right: Part 2

Dentistry

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Abstract

art two of specialist endodontist Julie Kilgariff’s update on diagnostic terminology looks at periradicular diagnoses.

The first part of this article described how to arrive at a pulpal diagnosis of a clinically healthy or diseased pulp. Part two will describe the up-to-date terminologies for periradicular health and disease and the clinical findings usually associated with each of these diagnoses.

Original language	English
Volume	May 2015
Specialist publication	Scottish Dental Magazine
Publication status	Published - 25 May 2015

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Getting the language right: Part 2

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