Question 164 · LDEK · Primary teeth
Pulpless deciduous teeth should be:
- A. treated only under general anesthesia.
- B. treated conservatively or surgically.
- C. after opening the pulp chamber left as space maintainers.
- D. after opening the pulp chamber observed by dentist.
- E. treated over the age of 6.
Hint
A necrotic primary tooth is a source of infection that threatens the successor germ, so it needs definitive management.
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