A pulpectomy is an endodontic procedure of removing the pulp and filling the teeth with a bio-absorbable material. It is usually done in the primary tooth. It is advised to prevent the loss of milk tooth that is destroyed by extensive caries or trauma. It is a single visit procedure. In a pulpectomy, an absorbable material is placed, whereas a temporary filling is placed in root canal treatment followed by a crown.
Pulpitis - Commonly Encountered Dental Emergency
Unbearable pain due to pulpal inflammation is the chief concern for patients to visit dental clinics in an emergency. Read below to learn more about pulpitis.
Pulpectomy - Types, Indications, Contraindications, and Prevention
A pulpectomy is a dental procedure done to save a deeply infected milk tooth. To know more about this procedure, indications, and contraindications, read the article.
