What is pulp therapy? What are the pulp therapies in children?

A good diagnosis of pulp status ensures a successful result of pulp therapy. The pediatric dentist will evaluate all the signs and symptoms that the patient refers, which together with an x-ray will determine the best treatment.

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Pulpotomy and pulpectomy are two of the most used procedures in the dental office. The objective of both treatments is to keep the primary tooth in the mouth and thus the patient does not lose functions such as chewing.


We share with you a video where he explains and defines what pulp therapies are for primary teeth and how they are performed.

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What is the difference between pulpotomy and pulpectomy?

When the dental caries advances infecting and compromising the dental pulp, it is necessary to carry out one of the two treatments: Pulpotomy and Pulpectomy.

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Both procedures work by removing the dental pulp, either partial or total. To determine the procedure, a clinical and radiographic evaluation must be performed.

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These procedures are common in the dental office, and are performed on teeth that have advanced cavities or that have suffered trauma or blows. We share with you. a video where he defines the procedures and explains the difference of both.

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