OMSB Dentist Practice Questions - OMSB Licensing Examination - Dentist (CBT Via Prometric) Exam

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While placing a deep posterior composite restoration, the dentist finds the deepest dentin is close to the pulp but the pulp is asymptomatic with only reversible signs. According to contemporary minimally invasive caries management, what is the preferred approach over the deepest dentin?

Complete excavation to hard dentin even if it exposes the pulp Selective (partial) caries removal leaving firm/leathery affected dentin over the pulp Immediate root canal treatment Place amalgam directly over soft carious dentin without any removal

Correct Answer:

Selective (partial) caries removal leaving firm/leathery affected dentin over the pulp

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