The anamnesis (medical history) represents an important component in the diagnosis of root resorption, in addition to the findings.
Current anamnesis / systemic anamnesis (somatic and psychological complaints).
- What complaints do you have?
- Where are the complaints localized?
- Have you had any previous complaints?
- Are you in pain?
- Do your teeth show pain reactions to hot, cold, sweet or sour stimuli ?
- Do you have bite pain ?
- Do you feel teeth loosening?
- Have you noticed any gum changes?
Self history including medication history.
- Pre-existing conditions
- Allergies
- Endocarditis risk (ID)
- Cardiovascular (cardiovascular) disease
- Organ diseases
- Osteoporosis (bone loss)
- Stone disease [primary hyperoxaluria]
- Operations
- Periodontal therapy
- Tooth transplantation
- Dental surgery
- Wisdom tooth removal
- Removal of displaced teeth
- Cystectomy (“cutting out a cyst”)
- Tumor removal in the jaw
- Postoperative complaints
- Trauma (dental accident)
- Tooth replantation (reimplantation of a tooth).
- Splinting
- Dental pretreatment
- Direct pulp capping
- Pulpotomy (endodontic treatment (treatment of the pulp) to remove the bacterially infected crown pulp (pulp in the crown area of the tooth) while preserving the root pulp vital (alive)).
- Chronic pulpitis (inflammation of the dental nerve).
- Orthodontic therapy
- Pregnancy
