Question 241 · LDEK · Immature permanent teeth
A traditional method of partial amputation of dental pulp is based on cutting the pulp at the:
- A. level of canal entrances.
- B. depth of 2 mm.
- C. depth of 2/3 of the crown length.
- D. apex.
- E. half of the root length.
Hint
Distinguish the classical partial amputation from the shallow Cvek procedure and from cutting at the canal orifices.
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