Question 18 · LDEK · Immature permanent teeth
After direct pulp capping with the use of calcium hydroxide paste, calcified dentinal bridge can be seen on radiograph after:
- A. 2-7 days.
- B. 1-2 weeks.
- C. 3-12 weeks.
- D. 3-5 months.
- E. 6-8 months.
Hint
Bridge formation is not immediate; think of a span of weeks rather than days or many months.
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