MJDF Part 1 Practice Questions - MJDF Part 1 - Diploma Of Membership Of The Joint Dental Faculties Exam

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A patient presents with a deep carious lesion. The pulp is exposed during caries removal in a vital, asymptomatic permanent tooth with a small pinpoint exposure in a young patient. Which is the most appropriate immediate management?

Direct pulp cap with a calcium-silicate or calcium hydroxide material Extract the tooth Leave the cavity open to drain Place a permanent amalgam directly over the exposure

Correct Answer:

Direct pulp cap with a calcium-silicate or calcium hydroxide material

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