16 Questions
What is the focus of Case 3 in the text?
Cervical pulpotomy in cariously exposed primary molars
In which case is root end closure performed with Ca(OH)2?
Case 7
What is the procedure discussed in Case 5 of the text?
Partial pulpotomy in a cariously exposed young permanent molar
Which case focuses on pulp revascularization of a necrotic immature permanent tooth?
Case 9
What is one of the questions recommended to ask when obtaining a history regarding pain?
Describe the pain. Does it linger or subside after stimulus is removed?
At what age was the dental home established for the patient?
16 months
What is the frequency of recommended fluoride varnish applications for the patient?
Every three months
What is one aspect of the patient's dental hygiene mentioned in the text?
Unsupervised brushing once daily
What is the most common complication of a failing IPT?
Pulp necrosis
Why is using a stainless steel crown over an IPT suggested for children with high caries risk?
To prevent bacteria contamination
What factor in the present case can contribute to a poor prognosis?
Patient's lack of compliance with appointments
When is an IPT contraindicated for primary molars?
In cases with high caries risk
What is the purpose of performing Indirect Pulp Treatment (IPT) in pediatric dentistry?
To prevent pulp exposure and additional trauma to the tooth.
What is the function of the biocompatible material used in Indirect Pulp Treatment (IPT)?
To promote remineralization of the demineralized dentin.
Why is it essential to remove carious tissue completely from the dentino-enamel junction (DEJ) during Indirect Pulp Treatment (IPT)?
To achieve optimal interfacial seal between tooth and restorative material.
What is one of the dilemmas that clinicians face when performing Indirect Pulp Treatment (IPT)?
Deciding how much caries to leave on the pulpal or axial floor.
Test your knowledge on Indirect Pulp Treatment (IPT) as recommended for deep, carious lesions in pediatric dentistry. Explore the procedure of covering carious dentin with biocompatible materials to prevent pulp exposure and trauma to the tooth.
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