Which of the following short or mild acting stimuli can cause reversible pulpitis:: (A) Deep periodontal curettage., (B) Incipient caries., (C) Enamel fractures., (D) All of the above.
Answer is D. Mild or short-acting stimuli such as incipient caries cervical erosion, or occlusal attrition; most operative procedures; deep periodontal curettage; and enamel fractures resulting in exposure of dentinal tubules can reversible pulpitis