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Diagnostics of dental granuloma

09-15-24 13:55

What diagnostic methods are most effective for detecting dental granuloma, and how do X-rays help in establishing a diagnosis? Why do preventive examinations not always detect granulomas at an early stage?

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09-15-24 15:11 RE: Diagnostics of dental granuloma

by Lasser

X-rays are crucial in diagnosing dental granulomas. They help visualize the internal structures of the tooth and the surrounding bone. Granulomas often appear as localized areas of darkening (radiolucency) around the apex of the tooth root on an x-ray, indicating bone loss due to infection. You can read more about this at https://villagedentalmedicine.com/dental-granuloma/. Periapical x-rays focus on the root of the tooth and the surrounding bone, providing detailed images of any radiolucent areas that indicate a granuloma.

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09-15-24 15:12 RE: Diagnostics of dental granuloma

by Kentk

Dentists may suspect a dental granuloma based on symptoms such as persistent tooth pain, swollen gums, or abscess formation. A thorough oral exam may reveal visible signs of infection or damage.

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