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Indications and Signs for Pediatric Root Canal Treatment
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Indications and Signs for Pediatric Root Canal Treatment
Common Indications for Pediatric Root Canal Treatment ● Deep dental decay reaching the pulp chamber. ● Irreversible pulpitis causing severe pain. ● Dental trauma resulting in pulp necrosis. ● Infected primary teeth requiring treatment.
Signs and Symptoms of Pulpal Involvement ● Persistent toothache or sensitivity to hot and cold. ● Discoloration or darkening of the affected tooth. ● Swelling or abscess in the gum around the tooth. ● Spontaneous pain or discomfort during eating or brushing.
Radiographic Findings for Pediatric Root Canal Treatment ● Radiolucent area around the root apex. ● Widening of the periodontal ligament space. ● Pulpal calcification or obliteration. ● Resorption of root structure.
Case Selection for Pediatric Root Canal Treatment ● Assessing the tooth's restorability and prognosis. ● Considering the child's age and cooperation level. ● Evaluating the extent of pulpal involvement. ● Consulting with parents or guardians for informed decision-making.