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    13year child with iireversible pulpitis in tooth no 37,treatment options apexification or apexogenesis

    0  Views: 906 Answers: 2 Posted: 11 years ago

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    Take the tooth out. Please note, I am not a dentist nor am I studying to become one like you are. Refer to your text books. 

    mycatsmom

    so , do you think that was a question on one of his school papers or take home exams ?

    Assuming you are using either the ISO or the Palmer Notation, the tooth is the lower left second molar. As it erupts at age 11/12. it has decayed rapidly. The treatment depends upon several factors including dietary reform and the presence of the third molars. Colleen suggests extraction which is probably the way forward but why not post on a dental site? www.GDPUK.com is a good one.

    mycatsmom

    very good answer, Nom. Were you a dental student at one time ?
    nomdeplume

    So loooooong ago.


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