Question 184 · LDEK · Primary teeth
An endodontic treatment of milk teeth may be performed in the case of:
- A. congenital heart disease.
- B. acute dental infection.
- C. child’s good cooperation with the dentist.
- D. heavy tooth mobility.
- E. gross devastation of tooth hard tissues.
Hint
Endodontic treatment of a primary tooth is multi-visit and demanding; ask which factor makes it feasible rather than risky.
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