Question 161 · LDEK · Primary teeth
An indication for indirect pulp capping in the deciduous tooth is:
- A. pulp exposure and its reaction to probing.
- B. reaction to tapping and probing.
- C. spontaneous pain and bleeding from the pulp.
- D. pulp exposure.
- E. reaction to probing.
Hint
Indirect capping is for a deep lesion without exposure and with only reversible symptoms.
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