This week I have a case of a pulp stone in the root canal space of a maxillary canine. Pulp stones are incidental findings and do not need treatment. This case is slightly enlarging the shape of the root canal. Pulp stones present as a radiopaque entity in either the pulp chamber and/or root canal space. They may be either singular or multiple. It is important to note their presence should the tooth associated with a pulp stone ever need endodontic treatment. Check out the case below. Click the image to enlarge.
For more information and other radiographs of pulp stones check out my page on pulp stones.
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