Question 279 · LDEK · Primary teeth
Which of the following has the lowest success rate in vital pulpotomy in deciduous teeth?
- A. formocresol.
- B. ferric sulfate.
- C. mineral trioxide aggregate.
- D. calcium hydroxide.
- E. none, as all of the above have a similar success rate.
Hint
Recall which pulpotomy agent is associated with internal resorption in primary teeth.
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