Gentle nerve treatment for your child's baby tooth at PRALASH Dermystique & Dentique, HRBR Layout. Relieve pain and preserve the tooth until it naturally falls out.
A pulpotomy is a pediatric dental procedure that removes the infected or inflamed portion of the nerve (pulp) in the crown of a baby tooth, while leaving the healthy pulp in the roots undisturbed. It is often described as a "partial nerve treatment" for children.
This conservative approach relieves pain from deep decay while preserving the tooth's function until it naturally exfoliates. At PRALASH, pulpotomy is performed gently, with techniques tailored specifically for young patients.
We assess the decay depth and confirm the root pulp is healthy enough to be preserved.
The tooth and gum are numbed comfortably using techniques suited for young children.
The infected coronal pulp is removed and the area is disinfected, leaving healthy root pulp intact.
A soothing medicament is placed over the remaining pulp before the tooth is sealed.
A stainless steel or tooth-coloured crown restores full strength and function to the tooth.
A time-tested medicated technique widely used to treat the remaining root pulp after coronal removal.
Mineral trioxide aggregate is used as a biocompatible medicament with excellent long-term success rates.
For very deep cavities close to the nerve, a protective layer is placed to avoid exposing the pulp entirely.
Cost varies based on tooth condition and whether a crown is required.
Removal of infected coronal pulp and sealing of the tooth.
Includes crown placement for full protection and function.
A calm, reassuring approach designed to keep young patients comfortable throughout.
Extensive experience treating baby teeth using age-appropriate, evidence-based techniques.
We prioritise saving the natural baby tooth to protect space and guide healthy permanent teeth.
Most pulpotomies are completed comfortably in a single appointment.
| Factor | Pulpotomy | Pulpectomy |
|---|---|---|
| Pulp Removed | Crown portion only | Entire pulp (crown + root) |
| Used When | Root pulp still healthy | Root pulp also infected |
| Visits | Usually 1 | 1–2 |
| Crown Needed | Usually yes | Yes |
If the infection has reached the root pulp, your child may need a Pulpectomy instead. See our full Pediatric Dentistry overview for all children's treatments.
Book a consultation at PRALASH Dermystique & Dentique, HRBR Layout — gentle pulpotomy care for your child's baby tooth.