CLINICAL AND SUBCLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF PRIMARY MOLARS INDICATED FOR PULPECTOMY

Thế Ba Đinh, Thị Thu Hà Phùng, Thị Hằng Nga Đào, Minh Hằng Lương, Long Nghĩa Lê, Thị Mỹ Hạnh Trần

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Objectives: To describe the clinical characteristics of primary molars with an indication of pulpectomy in children aged 4-8 years at the High-Tech Center – School of Dentistry. Subjects and methods: A cross-sectional descriptive study was conducted on 64 primary molars of children aged 4-8 years who visited and were indicated for pulpectomy at the High-Tech Center - School of Dentistry. Results: The group of 4-year-olds had the highest proportion (39.1%), decreasing with age, with more boys than girls. The main reason for the visit was pain (54.7%). The most commonly diagnostic group was the second primary molar in the lower jaw (48.4%). Conclusion: The main reason for visits was pain. The second primary molar in the lower jaw had the highest rate

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