Question 162 · LDEK · Restorative treatment of primary teeth
After pulpectomy of the pulp in tooth 85 with a use of MTA in a 5-year-old child the best way to restore the tooth is to use:
- A. silver amalgam.
- B. resin-modified glass-ionomer.
- C. stainless steel crown.
- D. composite.
- E. compomers.
Hint
Consider how long the tooth must last and how weakened its crown is after endodontic treatment.
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