Description

Milk teeth RCT isn’t super common, but it’s done when the tooth’s gotta stay till the permanent one’s ready. Here’s the lowdown: *Why it’s needed:* - Deep decay or trauma exposing pulp - To keep space for permanent tooth - Prevent infection spreading *Procedure (Pulpotomy / Pulpectomy):* - *Pulpotomy:* Remove infected pulp from crown, keep root pulp (common in younger kids) - *Pulpectomy:* Remove all pulp, fill canals with resorbable material (like zinc oxide eugenol) *Steps:* 1. Local anesthesia (maybe LA + nitrous) 2. Remove decayed part 3. Pulp removal (partial or full) 4. Clean, shape, fill canals 5. Place stainless steel crown for protection *Aftercare:* - Soft diet for a day - Maintain oral hygiene - Follow-up for crown check