Why is a Pulpotomy Necessary?
- Relieves severe toothache caused by deep decay
- Prevents infection from spreading to the roots or gums
- Maintains the primary tooth as a space maintainer for permanent teeth
- Avoids the need for premature tooth extraction
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An essential dental procedure to save primary teeth from deep decay. By removing the infected pulp partially, we preserve tooth vitality and prevent premature loss, ensuring healthy development for permanent teeth.
Scientific name: Pulpotomy for Primary Teeth
A pediatric dental procedure involving the removal of infected pulp from a primary tooth while maintaining the healthy portion to prevent infection spread and relieve pain effectively.
Service type
Dental Procedure
Duration
30-45 minutes
Fasting
Fasting is not required
Included Services
- Tooth examination
- Local anesthesia
- Partial pulp removal
- Protective medicament placement
Medical Service Information
Symptoms to Watch For
- Persistent tooth pain, especially while eating
- Sensitivity to hot or cold temperatures
- Swelling or redness in the gums near the tooth
- Visible holes or dark spots on the tooth surface
Post-Procedure Care
- Avoid eating until the numbness from anesthesia wears off
- Take prescribed pain relievers as directed if needed
- Monitor for any unusual swelling and contact the dentist
- Maintain gentle but consistent oral hygiene
Conditions & Notices
- Inform the dentist about any allergies
- Light meal recommended before appointment