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2018-04-27 18:04:20
What is the difference between pulpotomy and root canal in terms of treatment for 3.6 yr old?
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Good morning madam Pulpotomy as name suggests partial removal of the pulp which is present in pulp chamber and infected one and leaving behind the healthy pulp by dressing it

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Pulpotomy is removal of only the infected part of the pulp and covering it with a dressing and leaving the vital pulp in the roots intact.

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