Question 339 · LDEK · Primary teeth
9-year-old patient, tooth 85 with extensive cavity, caries up to furcation, significant root resorption, periapical lesions up to the root. Indicate correct treatment:
- A. indirect pulp capping.
- B. pulpotomy.
- C. pulp amputation.
- D. extirpation under anesthesia.
- E. tooth extraction.
Hint
Weigh the destroyed furcation, advanced root resorption and periapical pathology against the child's age and the successor premolar.
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