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An exostosis is a congenital osseous growth specified as a bony excrescence on the external surface of a bone. Intraorally, the exostosis primarily occurs in the posterior regions of either the mandible or the maxilla.

An endodontic evaluation will inspect the pulp and tooth roots where the tooth nerve is located. If some damage is done to the tooth, it must be checked to know whether or not endodontic treatment, such as non-vital pulp therapy, or a root canal is required.

In dental or orthodontic terms, “impacted” means that a tooth either has not erupted when it was expected. There can be a reason for not enough room for the tooth or maybe it was erupting in the wrong position or direction or maybe it cannot erupt.

Sinus pathology is defined as abnormal sinus X-rays, either on tomography or standard. Fifty-four per cent of the X-rays are classified as unusual based on mucosal thickening and lack of translucency of the cavities of polyps.