问题 单项选择题 B型题

乳牙外伤露髓半小时后就诊,最佳的治疗方案为()

A.直接盖髓术、

B.活髓切断术

C.根尖诱导成形术

D.永久性根管治疗

E.拔除患牙

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参考答案:B

解析:外伤后露髓牙齿的冠髓存在感染,所以不能直接盖髓,但应该尽量保存牙髓,所以选择活髓切断。因为乳牙牙根会吸收,所以不能行永久性根管治疗。外伤1天后患牙牙髓的感染已经很深,不宜作活髓切断,最好拔除感染牙髓,行根尖诱导,保存患牙并促进牙根形成。

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