Pulpotomy Cost in India

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Starting From

$500

Average Cost

$2,000

Up To

$6,000

What Is the Cost of Pulpotomy in India?

The cost of Pulpotomy in India typically ranges from $500 to $6,000 USD, depending on the hospital, city, and type of procedure.

A pulpotomy removes the inflamed top part of a tooth's pulp and keeps the healthy root pulp. It is mostly done on children's baby teeth. The cost depends on:

  • Number of teeth
  • Crown: a stainless-steel or tooth-coloured crown is often placed afterwards.
  • Sedation: for anxious children.
  • Clinic

Pulpotomy is a routine dental procedure priced per tooth. A quote near this range is unusual, so ask what it includes.

Pulpotomy or Pulpectomy?

The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry explains:

  • Pulpotomy: for baby teeth whose pulp is healthy or reversibly inflamed.
  • Pulpectomy: removes all the pulp when it is irreversibly inflamed or dead.

The choice also depends on whether the tooth can be restored.

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Why Save a Baby Tooth?

Baby teeth hold space for adult teeth and help with chewing and speech. Losing one early can cause crowding later. A pulpotomy can keep the tooth until it falls out naturally.

Pulpotomy: Aftercare

The child may feel mild soreness for a day or two. Return to the dentist if swelling, pain or a gum boil appears, as this can mean the treatment has not worked.

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Removal of the inflamed upper pulp of a tooth, keeping the root pulp.

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