Pediatric Dentistry | Primary Tooth Treatment | INBDE, ADAT
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- čas přidán 9. 07. 2024
- In this video, we discuss various operative and endodontic treatment procedures specific for primary teeth. Thanks for watching!
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Hello Doctor,is there any book mentioned contraindication of primary 1st molar for pulpectomy?
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thx doc, but i have a question
when do we do partial pulpotomy aka ( cvek pulpotomy ) compared to pulpotomy
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quick question, you mentioned that the root of a primary tooth can and will reabsorb in response to caries...?
from a perio stand point, I understand how and why a alveolar bone process may reabsorb due to carious stimuli (protective response)...so the bone migrates AWAY from the caries (understandable), but why does a tooth root reabsorb? help me understand pretty please (i'm probably just a dumb dumb lol)
Yup good question
Question .....
Why when there is necrotic pulp of baby tooth the furcation area is always involved ?
My theory is.... because of the large pulp chamber of baby teeth laying so close to the furcation area
Why first molar extract?
You mentioned in the Endo videos that when doing a pulpectomy one should restore the pulpal canals with CaOH and mentioned ZOE in this video. While understanding that CaOH can lead to root resorption, which would be the right answer for the board exam? Thanks in advance!
Yes, this is a complex topic.. And sometimes modern clinical dentistry does not always agree 100% with what the board exams test. For example, most pediatric dentists use Vitapex for primary tooth pulpectomies (which contains calcium hydroxide and iodoform). Root resorption is a risk, but it is still an antimicrobial, biocompatible material that works well. As far as root filling material in pulpectomies, permanent teeth are always treated with calcium hydroxide, primary teeth can be treated with zinc oxide eugenol (board exam) or treated with calcium hydroxide (most dentists today).
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I learned Zoe as it resorbs with the root. Never GP
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Plz what are the differences between vital and non vital pulpotomy in primary teeth?
Doing a pulpotomy on a non vital tooth is almost never recommended because you would be leaving dead, likely infected pulp tissue in the root of the tooth. Your options for a non vital primary tooth are pulpectomy or extraction.
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What is the Alternative to use instead of formocresol in pulpotomy of Primary teeth?
That's a good question, and a difficult one to answer since there really isn't a good answer. Some alternatives that have been tried include ferric sulfate, zinc oxide eugenol, and MTA.
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Profesör, another video you talked about calcium hydoxide can cause pulpal irritation
So we should use formocresol
Huh okay I got it why
I’m glad you figured it out! 👍🏼
Just want to mention the AAPD and other sources do NOT recommend direct pulp caps on primary teeth. I'm guessing it is due to your reasoning that there is a chance of root resorption. Just wanted to let you know!
Yes I agree with the AAPD guidelines!
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Gic
Great job!!! Are you going to upload pediatric videos 4 and 5? And about ortho??? Please do ortho videos!!!!!
Ortho is next on the list!
Mental Dental I mean pedriatric slides, #4 and 5
Why pulpotomy not done in mature permanent teeth?
Pulpotomies are done in permanent teeth for irreversible pulpitis but it’s hard to determine where exactly the infection ends, so root canal treatments are generally preferred and more predictable. Primary teeth do not get root canal treatments because they resorb away, so pulpotomy or extraction is the preferred choice for them.
@@mentaldental right.
Thanks for clearing ❤
in this video you say
That is for primary teeth specifically, it is a slightly different guideline!
Im going to have to disagree with being able to do a direct pulp cap with a carious exposure.
I personally agree with you. I would do a cvek in those cases myself. I’m teaching to the board exam though, not necessarily my own opinion.