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Cases/Pulpal diagnosis & therapy

Cases/Pulpal diagnosis & therapy

Practice case

Time to answer
18 minutes
Difficulty
intermediate
Length
3 slides ยท 6 questions
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Patient

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A 5-year-old has deep occlusoproximal caries in tooth #T, the mandibular right second primary molar. The caregiver reports brief pain when food enters the cavity or with cold drinks. Pain resolves quickly, with no spontaneous pain or nighttime waking.

Take in the slide and describe what you see, then move on.