IRREVERSIBLE PULPITIS

This study looked at 128 people with severe tooth decay and nerve damage to see if a stronger or weaker bleach solution works better for cleaning and stopping bleeding during a partial pulpotomy (removing the top part of the tooth's nerve). Participants received either 5% or 3% s…

This study compared two ways to fill a tooth's root canal after removing the infected pulp. Fifty-six adults with severe tooth pain took part. Researchers measured how long each method took, how well it sealed the tooth, pain after the procedure, and whether the tooth was still h…

This study tested two pain relievers—diclofenac sodium and ibuprofen—in 60 adults who had a root canal on a back tooth. Participants took one dose right after treatment and rated their pain over two days. The goal was to see which drug offers better pain control and reduces the n…

This study tested whether using a special ultrasonic device (Endo1) to clean root canals causes less pain afterward compared to a standard needle. 108 adults with infected back teeth took part. The goal was to find a better way to clean the tooth and reduce discomfort after treat…

This study tested whether a less invasive dental procedure (full pulpotomy) works as well as a root canal in molars with severe infection. 58 adults with irreversible pulpitis were treated, and an AI tool helped detect hidden infections on X-rays. The goal was to see if the tooth…

This study looked at 40 people with tooth pulp inflammation (reversible or irreversible pulpitis) to see if certain immune markers (IL-8 and IL-10) in the blood could predict how well a tooth-saving treatment (vital pulp therapy) works. Participants received the therapy, and a co…