Preventive dentistry costs less, protects long-term health, and keeps small problems from turning into expensive emergencies. Real care starts with consistent checkups—not insurance limitations.
Pulpotomy and pulpectomy both treat infected tooth pulp but differ in depth and purpose. A pulpotomy removes diseased pulp from the crown, while a pulpectomy clears the entire pulp system—saving your natural tooth and relieving pain effectively.
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Stop Waiting for Pain: Why Prevention Beats Costly Dental Treatments
Pulpotomy vs. Pulpectomy: What’s the Difference
