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Condensing Osteitis

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Clinical Features of Condensing Osteitis Commonly seen secondary sclerosis of bone near premolars or molars of the mandible. Dental pulp demonstrates pulpitis of necrosis.
Demographics of Condensing Osteitis Occurs over a broad age range, wit ha predilection for young patients in the premolar and molar areas of the mandible.
Lesion Terminology of Condensing Osteitis Areas of bone sclerosis associated with apices of teeth with pupitis from large carious lesions, deep coronal restorations, or pulpal necrosis. Localized inflammation should be present.
Lesion Appearance of Condensing Osteitis Widening of the PDL with an apical inflammatory lesion that does not demonstrate alveolar expansion.
Differential Diagnosis of Condensing Osteitis Differential diagnosis includes Periapical Cemental Dyslplasia, Osteoma, and Complex Odontoma.
Treatment of Condensing Osteitis Resolving the odontogenic focus of infection by extraction or endodontic therapy of the invovled tooth.
Radiographic Features of Condensing Osteitis Localized, uniform zone of increased radiodensity adjacent to the apex of a tooth. No radiolucent border, but an adjacent radiolucent inflammatory lesion may be present.
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