The only possible radiographic findings related to pulpitis are all of the factors EXCEPT one.Which one is the EXCEPTION?,such as caries,pulp exposure,tooth fracture,previous pulp capping,or deep restorations.

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Trauma to the periodontal ligament is not directly related to pulpitis, although it may lead to secondary pulp inflammation if the injury is severe enough to cause pulp exposure. Caries, pulp exposure, tooth fracture, and previous pulp capping are all common radiographic findings associated with pulpitis. Deep restorations can also indicate an increased risk for pulp inflammation, as they may cause irritation or damage to the pulp tissue during their placement.

The Only Possible Radiographic Findings Related to Pulpitis Are All