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 Apical periodontitis refers to inflammation of the PDL surrounding the apex of the tooth caused by infection, bacterial products, or other irritants through the apex of the root. Usually, this occurs due to acute inflammation (acute apical periodontitis)

 Periapical granuloma, also known as chronic apical periodontitis, refers to formation of granulation tissue surrounding the apex of a non‐vital tooth arising in response to pulpal necrosis