What factors provoke the formation of dental granuloma and how can the spread of the infectious process from the inflamed nerve cause its development? What other causes can cause granuloma?

The formation of a dental granuloma is primarily caused by infections and inflammation that affect the tissues surrounding the tooth. An article on villagedentalmedicine.com lists the main factors that contribute to the development of a dental granuloma, including how the spread of infection from an inflamed nerve can trigger its formation and other causes. Pulpitis is one of the most common causes of a dental granuloma. It occurs when the pulp (the inner nerve and blood vessels of the tooth) becomes inflamed due to deep decay, trauma, or infection.

The body tries to wall off the infection by surrounding the infected area with granulation tissue, forming a granuloma. The granuloma essentially isolates the infected area, preventing further spread of the infection.

Another important cause is periodontitis, an inflammation of the tissues that support the tooth. When bacteria from the gums and periodontal pockets reach the root of the tooth, they can infect the surrounding bone and tissue, causing a granuloma to form at the apex of the tooth root.

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