Question 290 · LDEK · Primary teeth
If the bleeding after the pulp amputation of a milk tooth can not be arrested during 3-4 minutes, it is indicated to:
1) extirpate the pulp;
2) extract the tooth;
3) prolong the time of inhibition of bleeding;
4) use a coagulation device;
5) make a direct pulp capping. The correct answear is:
2) extract the tooth;
3) prolong the time of inhibition of bleeding;
4) use a coagulation device;
5) make a direct pulp capping. The correct answear is:
- A. 1 or 2.
- B. 1 and 3.
- C. only 4.
- D. only 5.
- E. 4 and 5.
Hint
Bleeding from the pulp stumps that will not stop shows that inflammation has reached the radicular pulp; ask which treatments deal with that.
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