Mustard gel versus mineral paste for baby molar treatment
Part of Mouth & dental clinical trials.
This study compares two different materials—mustard gel and a special mineral paste—for treating baby molars when the nerve is exposed due to deep decay. The goal is to see which material helps the tooth heal better and last longer before the permanent tooth comes in.
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Who can take part
- Child must be 6–8 years old and willing to cooperate during treatment
- Baby molar has deep decay with the nerve exposed (but no signs of infection or pain)
- X-rays show no bone loss, root damage, or infection around the tooth
- Bleeding at the tooth must stop within 5 minutes after starting treatment
- Tooth must be healthy with a strong root and normal support, and it must be possible to restore (repair) the tooth
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