PULPITIS - IRREVERSIBLE

This study tests three dental materials (Bio C Repair, Biodentine, and MTA) as treatments for irreversible pulpitis (nerve damage) in children's permanent molars that are still growing. Sixty children aged 6-10 will receive a pulpotomy, where the damaged nerve is removed and the …

This study tests if a simpler procedure called pulpotomy can work as well as a more complex one called pulpectomy for treating infected baby molars in children aged 4 to 8. Each child will have two infected molars treated, one with each method, and be followed for a year to see w…

This study looks at two substances in the blood of a tooth's pulp (IL-8 and presepsin) to see if they can tell the difference between a toothache that can heal (reversible pulpitis) and one that needs a root canal (irreversible pulpitis). Researchers will collect pulp blood sampl…

This study looks at certain proteins (aquaporins and IL-8) in the fluid and tissue of healthy teeth versus teeth with a painful, irreversible inflammation called pulpitis. Researchers will collect samples from 70 adults during routine root canal treatment to see if these proteins…

This study looks at why some people's dental numbing shots don't work well for severe tooth pain. Researchers will check gene activity and inflammation levels in 100 adults with tooth nerve pain. The goal is to see if these factors predict whether the numbing shot succeeds or fai…