Errors & Issues in the Presentation

🔴 Clinical / Content Errors

• The diagnosis states "symptomatic apical periodontitis", but the stated basis is "Exaggerated non-lingering cold response + TTP positive + Normal periapex on radiograph."
• A normal periapex on radiograph is consistent with symptomatic apical periodontitis early on, so this can be correct — but it contradicts Slide 16 (see below).

• Item 2 says "Irreversible pulpitis with symptomatic periapical periodontitis #46" — inconsistent capitalization and formatting vs. Slide 15 which says "symptomatic apical periodontitis." The correct AAE terminology is "symptomatic apical periodontitis", not "symptomatic periapical periodontitis" (the word order/term differs from Slide 15).
• Item 3: "Pulp Necrosis with Asymptomatic Apical Periodontitis #35" — The cold test shows no response in #35 (Slide 12), which supports pulp necrosis. This is clinically consistent, but the diagnosis for #35 is never mentioned in the diagnosis slide (Slide 15) — it only covers #46. #35's diagnosis is only listed in the problem list, which is a gap.
• Item 4: "irreversible pulpitis with asymptomatic periapical periodontitis #36" — starts with a lowercase "i", inconsistent with the formatting of items 1–3. Also uses "periapical" instead of "apical" (see above).

• Cold test result written as: "Exaggerated non-lingering response in #46 #3 6" — there is a line break in the middle of "#36", splitting it as "#3" and "6". This appears to be a text formatting/wrapping error. Should read: #46, #36.
• Similarly, TTP section reads: "TTP positive for tooth #46 #36 No response in #35" — it's unclear whether TTP is also positive for #36 or if that's a formatting issue. This should be clarified.

🟡 Formatting / Consistency Errors

• Item 4 begins with lowercase "irreversible" — should be capitalized like items 1–3.
• Inconsistent use of "apical" vs. "periapical" periodontitis across slides 15, 16 (items 2 and 4). Pick one — the correct standard term is "apical periodontitis" (AAE classification).

• "RCT #3 6" — same split/formatting glitch as Slide 12. Should be #36.
• "Crown on #4 6 #36" — again, #46 is split as "#4 6". Should be #46, #36.

• "Crown on #4 6 #36" — wait, this is on Slide 17 but let me note: #46 is formatted as "#4 6" — this is a recurring text-box splitting issue throughout the file.

🟠 Terminology Error

• "Symptomatic periapical periodontitis" vs. "Symptomatic apical periodontitis" — the correct AAE (American Association of Endodontists) terminology is "symptomatic apical periodontitis" (not "periapical"). This inconsistency appears in items 2 and 4 of the problem list and should be standardized.

🟢 Minor / Cosmetic

• Slide title: The file is named "Persetation.pptx" — the word "Presentation" is misspelled in the filename (though this may not be part of the slides themselves).
• Slide 7: "Past Dental History: Not specific" — typically written as "Not significant" or "Non-contributory" to match the medical history phrasing above it.

Summary Table

• Slide 16: Uses "symptomatic periapical periodontitis" — correct AAE term is "symptomatic apical periodontitis" (also inconsistent with Slide 15)
• Slide 15: Diagnosis only covers #46; no formal diagnosis stated for #35 and #36

• Slides 12, 17: "#46" appears as "#4 6" and "#36" as "#3 6" — broken tooth numbers throughout

• Slide 16, item 4: starts with lowercase "irreversible" — should be capitalized
• Slide 7: "Past Dental History: Not specific" — should be "Not significant"
• Filename: "Persetation" is misspelled (should be "Presentation")