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Pulpotomy for Partial Pulp Removal in London, United Kingdom

At London Dental Specialists: Our Dental Clinic in London, England, United Kingdom, we specialise in pulpotomy procedures, a vital dental treatment that involves the careful removal of infected pulp tissue whilst preserving the healthy portion of the tooth's pulp. This partial pulp removal technique is particularly beneficial for both primary teeth and young permanent teeth that have experienced trauma or decay-related pulp exposure.

Our experienced dental team performs this minimally invasive procedure by precisely removing 2-3mm of affected pulpal tissues beneath the exposure site, leaving the healthy radicular pulp intact. The remaining pulp is then treated with specialised medicaments such as mineral trioxide aggregate (MTA) or calcium hydroxide to promote healing and protect the tooth's vitality. Following the pulpotomy, we complete the procedure with a high-quality restoration to ensure proper sealing and protection of the treated tooth.

This conservative approach to pulp therapy is particularly valuable for maintaining natural tooth structure and supporting continued root development in young teeth. At London Dental Specialists, we utilise advanced techniques and materials to provide optimal outcomes for our patients requiring partial pulp removal, helping to preserve tooth function and promote long-term oral health.

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Learn how we provide our Pulpotomy for Partial Pulp Removal

At London Dental Specialists, our Pulpotomy for Partial Pulp Removal treatment follows a carefully structured process designed to preserve your tooth's vitality whilst addressing dental pulp concerns. Our experienced dental team begins with a thorough consultation to assess your specific needs, followed by creating a personalised treatment plan. The procedure involves the precise removal of 2-3mm of affected pulpal tissues, maintaining the healthy portion of the tooth's pulp. We utilise advanced techniques and materials, including mineral trioxide aggregate (MTA), to ensure optimal healing. Following the procedure, we provide comprehensive aftercare guidance to support your recovery and maintain long-term dental health.

  • Step 1: We Assess Your Pulpotomy for Partial Pulp Removal Needs and Answer Your Questions and Concerns
  • Step 2: We Create Your Custom Pulpotomy for Partial Pulp Removal Treatment Plan
  • Step 3: With Perfect Precision and Expertise, We Provide Your Treatment
  • Step 4: Post Treatment Care and Guidance Provided for your Pulpotomy for Partial Pulp Removal Treatment Recovery
  • Consultation and Assessment for Pulpotomy for Partial Pulp Removal

    Your journey towards a successful pulpotomy begins with a thorough consultation and assessment at London Dental Specialists. During this initial visit, our experienced endodontists will evaluate your tooth's condition and determine if partial pulp removal is the most suitable treatment for you.



    The consultation process involves several key components:




    • Comprehensive dental examination of the affected tooth and surrounding tissues

    • Digital X-rays to assess the extent of damage and pulp involvement

    • Pulp vitality testing to determine the health status of your tooth's pulp

    • Review of your dental and medical history to ensure safe treatment



    During your assessment, we will:




    • Evaluate symptoms such as sensitivity to temperature or pain

    • Check for signs of infection or inflammation

    • Assess the tooth's restorability

    • Determine if partial pulpotomy is the most appropriate treatment option



    Our specialists will then create a personalised treatment plan that outlines:




    • The specific procedure details for your case

    • Expected treatment timeline

    • Post-treatment care instructions

    • Recommended restoration options



    We ensure that you fully understand the procedure by:




    • Explaining the treatment process in detail

    • Addressing any concerns or questions you may have

    • Discussing alternative treatment options if applicable

    • Providing pre-treatment instructions

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    Custom Treatment Plan for Pulpotomy for Partial Pulp Removal

    Pulpotomy for partial pulp removal is a precise dental procedure where our specialists remove only the infected portion of the tooth's pulp whilst preserving the healthy tissue. This minimally invasive treatment aims to maintain the tooth's vitality and natural function.



    During your custom treatment plan, our dental team will carefully evaluate the extent of pulp involvement and determine the most suitable approach. The procedure typically involves:




    • Detailed assessment of the affected tooth using digital imaging

    • Local anaesthetic administration for complete comfort

    • Removal of 2-3mm of affected pulpal tissues

    • Application of specialised medicaments to protect the remaining healthy pulp

    • Placement of a suitable restoration to seal and protect the tooth



    We utilise advanced materials such as Mineral Trioxide Aggregate (MTA) or calcium hydroxide, which are specifically chosen for their biocompatibility and effectiveness in promoting healing. The treatment is particularly beneficial for:




    • Teeth with recent traumatic exposure

    • Cases of deep decay reaching the pulp

    • Young permanent teeth requiring vital pulp therapy

    • Situations where maintaining pulp vitality is crucial



    Our specialists will thoroughly explain the post-treatment care instructions and schedule appropriate follow-up appointments to monitor your healing progress. The entire procedure is performed under strict protocols to ensure optimal outcomes and comfort.

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    Treatment Procedures for Pulpotomy for Partial Pulp Removal

    Pulpotomy for partial pulp removal is a vital dental procedure where our specialists remove the infected portion of the tooth's pulp whilst preserving the healthy remaining tissue. This minimally invasive treatment helps maintain tooth vitality and is particularly effective for managing teeth with reversible pulpitis or traumatic exposures.



    During the procedure, our dental team will:




    • Remove 2-3mm of affected pulpal tissues directly beneath the exposure site

    • Carefully assess the remaining pulp tissue to ensure it's healthy

    • Apply appropriate medicaments to protect the remaining pulp

    • Place a suitable restoration to seal and protect the tooth



    The treatment involves several precise steps:




    1. Initial Assessment: Thorough examination of the tooth's condition and pulp vitality

    2. Local Anaesthesia: Ensuring complete comfort throughout the procedure

    3. Isolation: Using rubber dam to maintain a sterile environment

    4. Pulp Removal: Precise removal of affected pulp tissue using specialist instruments

    5. Haemostasis: Controlling any bleeding and ensuring the site is clean

    6. Medicament Application: Placing appropriate materials to promote healing

    7. Final Restoration: Sealing the tooth with suitable restorative materials



    We utilise advanced materials including mineral trioxide aggregate (MTA) and calcium hydroxide, which are specifically chosen for their biocompatibility and effectiveness in promoting pulp healing. Our specialists carefully monitor the healing process through follow-up appointments to ensure optimal outcomes.

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    Post Treatment Care for Pulpotomy for Partial Pulp Removal

    Post-treatment care following a pulpotomy procedure is essential for optimal healing and long-term success. Our team at London Dental Specialists provides comprehensive guidance to ensure your treated tooth remains healthy.



    For the first 24-48 hours after your pulpotomy:



    • Avoid eating until the local anaesthetic has completely worn off to prevent accidentally biting your cheek or tongue

    • Take any prescribed medications as directed

    • Avoid extremely hot or cold foods and beverages

    • Maintain gentle oral hygiene around the treated area



    Long-term care instructions include:



    • Maintain regular oral hygiene with twice-daily brushing and daily flossing

    • Attend all scheduled follow-up appointments

    • Avoid biting on hard foods with the treated tooth

    • Monitor for any unusual symptoms or discomfort



    Contact our clinic immediately if you experience:



    • Persistent pain or sensitivity that lasts more than a few days

    • Swelling around the treated tooth or gums

    • Loss of the temporary or permanent restoration

    • Any unusual changes in bite or tooth sensation



    Our 10-year warranty on endodontic treatments provides peace of mind, and our team is always available to address any concerns during your recovery period. Remember that proper post-treatment care significantly influences the long-term success of your pulpotomy procedure.

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    Our Expert Team for Pulpotomy and Partial Pulp Removal

    At London Dental Specialists: Our Dental Clinic in London, England, United Kingdom, our highly qualified team brings extensive expertise in performing pulpotomy and partial pulp removal procedures. Led by our endodontics specialist Dr. Neha Patel, who holds a Master of Clinical Dentistry in Endodontics (MClinDent) and Membership in Endodontics (MEndoRCS) from the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, our team specialises in preserving natural teeth through advanced pulp therapy techniques.

    Dr. Patel works alongside our accomplished periodontics specialist, Dr. Ope Sodeinde, who brings additional expertise in complex dental cases with his Master's degree in Restorative Dentistry. Their combined knowledge ensures comprehensive care for patients requiring pulpotomy treatments, particularly in cases involving both pulp and periodontal considerations.

    Our supporting clinical team, including our experienced dental nurses Geslaine De Souza and Mercedes Martin, assists in creating a comfortable environment for patients undergoing pulpotomy procedures. Their expertise in handling specialised endodontic equipment and materials, including mineral trioxide aggregate (MTA) and calcium hydroxide, ensures smooth and efficient treatment delivery.

    Florentina Ciuchea, our dental therapist, complements our team by providing essential post-procedure care and oral health guidance, helping patients maintain their treated teeth for the long term. Her BSc in Oral Health Science from the University of Essex enables her to offer comprehensive aftercare support and preventive advice.
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    Dr. Ope Sodeinde

    Principal Dentist & Dental Specialist in Periodontics

    Dr. Neha Patel, our specialist in endodontics, brings exceptional expertise to pulpotomy procedures at London Dental Specialists. With her Master of Clinical Dentistry in Endodontics (MClinDent) and prestigious Membership in Endodontics (MEndoRCS) from the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, Dr. Patel is highly qualified in performing partial pulp removal treatments. Her specialized training and experience in root canal procedures make her particularly adept at preserving natural teeth through precise pulpotomy techniques. As a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA), Dr. Patel maintains current knowledge of the latest developments in pulp therapy treatments, ensuring patients receive the most advanced care available. Her meticulous approach and dedication to saving natural teeth have made her a trusted expert in managing complex cases requiring partial pulp removal, particularly in cases where maintaining tooth vitality is crucial.

    Dr. Ope Sodeinde Certifications


    • Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS)

    • Membership of the Faculty of Dental Surgery, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (MFDS RCS(Ed))

    • Master of Science in Restorative Dentistry (MSc (Rest Dent))

    • Master of Clinical Dentistry in Periodontics (MClinDent (Perio))

    • Membership in Periodontics, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (MPerioRCS (Ed))

    • GDC Registration Number: 104071

    Dr. Neha Patel

    Specialist in Endodontics

    Dr. Neha Patel Certifications


    • Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS)

    • Membership of the Faculty of Dental Surgery, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (MFDS RCS(Ed))

    • Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA)

    • Master of Clinical Dentistry in Endodontics (MClinDent (Ed))

    • Membership in Endodontics, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (MEndoRCS (Ed))

    • GDC No: 150517

    Dr. Kia Papagalani

    Specialist in Orthodontics

    Dr. Kia Papagalani brings specialized expertise to pulpotomy procedures, combining her advanced orthodontic training with comprehensive dental knowledge. Her Diploma in Dental Surgery from Athens and Master of Science in Orthodontics from Ohio State University provide her with a thorough understanding of dental pulp preservation techniques. While her primary focus is orthodontics, Dr. Papagalani's international experience enables her to work collaboratively with our endodontic team when pulp therapy is needed in conjunction with orthodontic treatment. Her gentle approach and commitment to patient comfort make her particularly effective when treating younger patients who may require pulpotomy procedures. Dr. Papagalani's expertise helps ensure optimal outcomes when coordinating pulp treatments with orthodontic care, maintaining the health and integrity of natural teeth throughout orthodontic procedures.

    Dr. Kia Papagalani Certifications


    • Diploma in Dental Surgery, DipDS

    • Master of Science in Orthodontics, MS (Ortho)

    • General Dental Council Registration No. 228487

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    Frequently Asked Questions About Our Pulpotomy for Partial Pulp Removal in London, UK

    Considering Pulpotomy for Partial Pulp Removal? We understand you may have questions. Our team of dental specialists, including a Periodontist, Endodontist and Orthodontist along with our team of Dental Therapists and Nurses are here to guide you through the process.
    What is a pulpotomy procedure and when is partial pulp removal needed?

    A pulpotomy is a dental procedure that involves removing the infected or damaged portion of a tooth's pulp chamber while preserving the healthy pulp tissue in the root canals. This vital pulp therapy is typically performed when decay or trauma has affected the upper portion of the tooth's nerve but hasn't spread to the root system, allowing the tooth to maintain its natural vitality and continue development.



    Partial pulp removal becomes necessary when there's reversible pulp inflammation or exposure during cavity removal, particularly in primary teeth or young permanent teeth. The procedure aims to preserve the remaining healthy pulp tissue, which is essential for continued root development and maintaining the tooth's natural defence mechanisms.




    • Types of Pulpotomy Procedures:

      • Partial (Cvek) Pulpotomy: Removes 2-3mm of affected pulp tissue

      • Complete Pulpotomy: Removes all coronal pulp tissue






    • Common Indications:

      • Deep cavity reaching the pulp

      • Traumatic pulp exposure

      • Reversible pulpitis

      • Immature permanent teeth requiring vital pulp therapy





    Post-treatment care is straightforward, and patients can typically return to normal activities immediately. Our 10-year warranty on endodontic treatments provides peace of mind for long-term dental health. Regular follow-up appointments are essential to monitor healing and ensure the tooth's continued vitality.

    How long does recovery take after a partial pulpotomy procedure?

    Recovery after a partial pulpotomy procedure typically takes 24-48 hours for initial healing, with most patients returning to normal activities the following day. The treated tooth may feel slightly sensitive to temperature and pressure for 3-7 days following the procedure, which is completely normal.



    Complete healing of the pulp tissue occurs gradually over 2-4 weeks, during which time a protective dentin bridge forms beneath the medicament placed during the procedure. During this healing period, it's essential to maintain good oral hygiene whilst being gentle around the treated area.




    • First 24 Hours:

      • Avoid eating until numbness wears off completely

      • Take prescribed pain medication if needed

      • Avoid extremely hot or cold foods and beverages




    • First Week:

      • Brush gently around the treated tooth

      • Avoid hard, crunchy, or sticky foods

      • Use lukewarm water for rinsing




    • Long-term Care:

      • Maintain regular dental check-ups

      • Report any unusual symptoms promptly

      • Follow recommended oral hygiene practices





    London Dental Specialists offers a 10-year warranty on all endodontic procedures, providing peace of mind throughout your recovery journey. Should you experience any concerns during the healing process, our specialist team is available to provide support and guidance.

    What are the potential risks and complications associated with a partial pulpotomy procedure?

    The potential risks and complications associated with a partial pulpotomy procedure include infection, continued tooth sensitivity, and in some cases, failure of the treatment requiring further intervention. While generally considered a safe procedure, patients may experience temporary discomfort, mild inflammation, or bleeding immediately following the treatment.



    More serious complications, though rare, can include pulp necrosis (death of the remaining pulp tissue), internal root resorption, or the development of periapical lesions. These situations may necessitate additional treatment such as a complete root canal therapy.




    • Common Minor Complications:

      • Temporary sensitivity to hot and cold

      • Mild discomfort when biting

      • Short-term gum tenderness

      • Minor bleeding during the first 24 hours




    • Potential Serious Complications:

      • Post-operative infection

      • Chronic pain or sensitivity

      • Treatment failure requiring additional procedures

      • Development of abscess





    At London Dental Specialists, we provide comprehensive post-treatment care instructions and offer a 10-year warranty on our endodontic procedures. Should you experience any concerns following your partial pulpotomy, our specialist team is available to provide support and necessary follow-up care.

    What should patients expect during the healing and aftercare process following a partial pulpotomy treatment?

    Following a partial pulpotomy treatment, patients typically experience a healing period of 2-4 weeks during which the remaining healthy pulp tissue regenerates and forms a protective barrier. The immediate recovery period usually involves minimal discomfort, with most patients able to return to normal activities within 24-48 hours after the procedure.



    Post-treatment care focuses on protecting the treated tooth while the healing process occurs. Patients should maintain careful oral hygiene whilst avoiding disturbing the treatment site for the first few days. Any temporary discomfort can usually be managed with over-the-counter pain relief medication.




    • First 24 Hours After Treatment:

      • Avoid eating until numbness completely wears off

      • Stick to soft foods and avoid chewing on the treated side

      • Rinse gently with warm salt water after meals




    • First Week:

      • Brush teeth gently around the treated area

      • Avoid extremely hot or cold foods and beverages

      • Take prescribed medications as directed




    • Long-term Care:

      • Maintain regular dental check-ups

      • Report any unusual symptoms promptly

      • Continue good oral hygiene practices





    London Dental Specialists provide comprehensive aftercare support and offer a 10-year warranty on their endodontic treatments. Should you experience any concerns during the healing process, our specialist team is available to provide guidance and support.

    What is the cost range for a partial pulpotomy procedure in London?

    A partial pulpotomy procedure in London typically costs between £350 to £600, depending on the complexity of the case and the specific tooth being treated. At London Dental Specialists, the procedure includes the removal of 2-3mm of damaged pulp tissue, placement of medicaments, and a permanent restoration to protect the remaining healthy pulp.



    The treatment involves careful removal of only the infected portion of the dental pulp while preserving the vital tissue below. This conservative approach helps maintain the tooth's natural vitality and continues root development in young permanent teeth.




    • Treatment duration: 60-90 minutes per appointment

    • Number of visits: Usually completed in 1-2 appointments

    • Recovery time: 24-48 hours for initial healing



    Common indications for partial pulpotomy include:



    • Carious pulp exposures in permanent teeth

    • Crown fractures with pulp exposure

    • Young permanent teeth with incomplete root formation

    • Cases of reversible pulpitis



    Post-treatment care tips:



    • Avoid eating until numbness wears off

    • Take prescribed medications as directed

    • Maintain regular oral hygiene

    • Contact us immediately if experiencing prolonged sensitivity or pain

    What is the difference between a partial pulpotomy and a complete pulpotomy procedure?

    A pulpotomy is a dental procedure that involves removing the infected or damaged portion of the tooth's pulp chamber while preserving the healthy root pulp tissue. This partial pulp removal technique is particularly effective for treating teeth with deep decay or trauma, allowing the remaining vital pulp to continue supporting the tooth's natural development and function.



    During the procedure, our specialists carefully remove 2-3mm of affected pulp tissue beneath the exposure site, followed by the application of a medicament to protect the remaining healthy pulp. This conservative approach helps maintain the tooth's vitality and is especially beneficial for young permanent teeth or primary teeth.




    • Procedure steps:

      • Local anaesthetic administration

      • Removal of decay and damaged pulp tissue

      • Careful cleaning of the pulp chamber

      • Application of medicament

      • Permanent restoration placement






    • Post-treatment care:

      • Avoid hard foods for 24 hours

      • Maintain regular oral hygiene

      • Attend scheduled follow-up appointments

      • Contact us immediately if experiencing unusual discomfort





    London Dental Specialists offers a 10-year warranty on all endodontic treatments, providing peace of mind for our patients throughout their recovery journey.

    What signs indicate a patient might need a partial pulpotomy treatment?

    Several key signs may indicate the need for a partial pulpotomy treatment, primarily including tooth pain when biting or chewing, prolonged sensitivity to hot or cold temperatures, and visible damage or deep decay reaching the tooth's pulp. If you've experienced recent trauma to a tooth that's resulted in pulp exposure or have spontaneous tooth pain, these are critical indicators that partial pulpotomy might be necessary.



    A partial pulpotomy involves removing only the damaged portion of the pulp tissue (typically 2-3mm) whilst preserving the healthy remaining pulp, making it a more conservative approach compared to complete pulp removal. This treatment is particularly beneficial for younger patients with teeth that haven't fully developed.




    • Common signs indicating need for partial pulpotomy:

      • Sharp pain when biting down on specific teeth

      • Lingering sensitivity to temperature changes

      • Recent tooth trauma with visible pulp exposure

      • Deep decay reaching the tooth's pulp chamber

      • Spontaneous tooth pain that comes and goes






















    Symptom TypeWhat to Look For
    Pain ResponseDiscomfort lasting more than 30 seconds after temperature stimulus
    Visual IndicatorsVisible crack or fracture exposing pink pulp tissue
    Physical ChangesTooth discolouration or obvious deep decay


    Post-treatment care is crucial for long-term success. Our 10-year warranty on endodontic procedures provides peace of mind, though patients should maintain regular dental check-ups and practice good oral hygiene to ensure optimal healing.

    How does age affect candidacy for a partial pulpotomy treatment?

    A pulpotomy is a dental procedure that involves removing the infected or damaged portion of the tooth's pulp while preserving the healthy remaining tissue. During this partial pulp removal procedure, only the affected coronal (upper) portion of the pulp is carefully removed, allowing the vital root pulp to remain functional and continue supporting the tooth's development.



    The procedure is particularly beneficial for treating extensively decayed teeth or those with reversible pulpitis, offering a less invasive alternative to complete root canal treatment. At London Dental Specialists, we perform pulpotomies using state-of-the-art techniques and materials like mineral trioxide aggregate (MTA) to ensure optimal healing.




    • Procedure steps:

      • Local anaesthetic administration

      • Removal of decay and damaged tooth structure

      • Careful removal of affected pulp tissue (2-3mm)

      • Application of medicament to protect remaining pulp

      • Permanent restoration placement






    • Post-treatment care:

      • Avoid hard foods for 24 hours

      • Maintain regular oral hygiene

      • Schedule follow-up appointments as recommended

      • Contact us immediately if experiencing unusual symptoms





    Our 10-year warranty on endodontic treatments provides peace of mind for patients choosing London Dental Specialists for their pulpotomy procedure.

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    We are happy to answer your questions and help you feel as comfortable as can be with taking the next step in your Pulpotomy for Partial Pulp Removal treatments and dental care!
    How can I schedule a consultation to discuss my partial pulpotomy treatment needs?

    To schedule a consultation for partial pulpotomy treatment at London Dental Specialists, simply call our dedicated patient care team on our main line. Our experienced coordinators will arrange a comprehensive consultation with one of our endodontic specialists at a time that works best for you. We offer flexible appointment times throughout the week to accommodate your schedule.



    During your initial consultation, our specialist will thoroughly examine your tooth, review any existing X-rays, and discuss whether a partial pulpotomy is the most appropriate treatment option for your specific case. We'll explain the procedure in detail and address any questions or concerns you may have about the treatment.




    • What to bring to your consultation:

      • Any recent dental X-rays

      • Complete dental history

      • List of current medications

      • Insurance information if applicable




    • What to expect during consultation:

      • Comprehensive oral examination

      • Review of treatment options

      • Discussion of procedure timeline

      • Personalised treatment planning





    For urgent cases involving dental trauma or severe tooth pain, we strive to accommodate emergency appointments whenever possible. Our 10-year warranty on endodontic treatments provides peace of mind for your long-term dental health.

    What are the payment options and financing plans available for partial pulpotomy treatment?

    At London Dental Specialists, we offer flexible payment arrangements for partial pulpotomy treatments. To discuss specific payment plans and financing options tailored to your needs, please contact our friendly team who can provide detailed information about our available payment solutions.



    Our partial pulpotomy treatments are competitively priced within the London market, with costs varying based on the complexity of your case and specific dental requirements. We understand that dental procedures can be a significant investment, which is why we aim to make treatment accessible through various payment arrangements.




    • Contact our team to discuss:

      • Monthly payment plans

      • Insurance coverage options

      • Available financing arrangements






















    Payment Discussion PointsWhat We'll Cover
    Initial ConsultationDetailed treatment cost breakdown
    Payment ScheduleFlexible payment timeline options
    Treatment PlanningCost-effective treatment solutions


    All our endodontic treatments, including partial pulpotomy procedures, come with our comprehensive 10-year warranty for your peace of mind. Please ring our office to schedule a consultation where we can provide a detailed treatment plan and discuss payment arrangements that suit your circumstances.

    What qualifications and experience should I look for in a dentist performing partial pulpotomy treatments?

    For partial pulpotomy treatments, you should seek a qualified endodontist or dental specialist with specific expertise in vital pulp therapy procedures. The dentist should hold full registration with the General Dental Council (GDC) and have completed advanced training in endodontic procedures, particularly in pulp preservation techniques.



    At London Dental Specialists, our endodontists have extensive experience performing partial pulpotomies using advanced techniques and materials like mineral trioxide aggregate (MTA). We offer a 10-year warranty on all endodontic procedures, providing peace of mind for our patients.




    • Key qualifications to look for:

      • GDC registration as a specialist endodontist

      • Postgraduate qualifications in endodontics

      • Regular continuing professional development in vital pulp therapy

      • Experience with both primary and permanent teeth pulpotomies




    • Essential technical expertise:

      • Proficiency in different pulpotomy techniques (partial, Cvek, complete)

      • Experience with various medicaments (MTA, calcium hydroxide)

      • Skill in determining appropriate case selection

      • Expertise in managing both adult and paediatric patients



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