Adaptation and targeted diagnostics
The doctor meets the child, examines the mouth, and takes an X-ray to assess roots and the permanent tooth bud.
Pulpitis in primary teeth develops quickly because enamel is thin and the pulp volume is large. Inflammation causes sharp or night pain, sensitivity to temperature, and requires immediate pediatric care to save the root and protect permanent tooth buds.
At iDentity, pulpitis is treated with biocompatible materials using pulp-preserving protocols (pulpotomy or partial pulp removal). This keeps root pulp viable and supports natural root resorption when the bite changes.
All steps are painless thanks to two-stage anesthesia: a pleasant-tasting gel on the gums, then a hypoallergenic pediatric anesthetic.
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The main goal of pediatric endodontics is to preserve viable root pulp or enable natural root resorption without harming permanent tooth buds.
Here is how this affects treatment:
If visual exam and a targeted X-ray show that:
In these cases the pediatric dentist proposes the appropriate protocol. The final plan is agreed with parents before treatment.
Pulpitis and mild periodontitis treatment
UAH 2,500
Pulpitis and moderate periodontitis treatment
UAH 2,800
Pulpitis and severe periodontitis treatment
UAH 3,100
Before treatment begins, the pediatric dentist will confirm:
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Treatment process
FAQ
Not always — if inflammation has not spread to the roots, pulpotomy removes only coronal pulp and keeps root pulp alive.
Extraction is a last resort. Early loss narrows jaw space and leads to crooked permanent teeth.
In most cases modern materials allow treatment in one or two visits of 30–40 minutes each.
Mild sensitivity when chewing for 1–3 days is a normal tissue response to medicament and usually resolves quickly.
Biocompatible pastes based on calcium hydroxide, zinc oxide, or iodoform that resorb with the root during tooth exchange.
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