The Pain Ontology
115 terms(s) returned
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- pulpal pain due to irreversible pulpitis resulting from a dental hard-tissue fracture without pulp exposure
- pulpal pain due to irreversible pulpitis resulting from a dentin infection
- pulpal pain due to irreversible pulpitis resulting from an infection of the dental pulp
- pulpal pain due to irreversible pulpitis resulting from carious pulp exposure and infection of the pulp
- pulpal pain due to irreversible pulpitis resulting from tooth crack without evidence of missing tooth substance
- pulpal pain due to placement of a restoration
- pulpal pain due to pulp exposure resulting from dental trauma
- pulpal pain due to pulpitis
- pulpal pain due to pulpitis resulting from an external cervical root resorption
- pulpal pain due to reversible pulpitis resulting from a dentin infection
- pulpal pain due to reversible pulpitis resulting from caries not extending to the pulp
- pulpal pain due to reversible pulpitis resulting from dental hard-tissue defect with exposed dentin
- pulpal pain due to reversible pulpitis resulting from tooth crack without evidence of missing tooth substance.
- pulpal pain due to tooth wear or abrasion
- pulpitis
