The rare four cases showing intrapulpal calcifications and 735 cases (19837 teeth) for the student's treatment were studied radiographically by full-mouth X-rays.
1.The intrapulpal calcification of the total teeth of a patient may be related to some general systemic diseases.
2.It is difficult in radiographical survey of 735 cases to recognize the intrapulpal calcification increase in association with aging.
3.The intrapulpal calcification occur in 1.88% of all teeth of 735 cases.
4.Occurrence in female to male is in ratio of 1.6 times.
5.The intrapulpal calcifications are seen most frequently in molar and canine teeth.
Some possible diseases showing intrapulpal calcifications in dental full-mouth X-rays are discussed.
