Service Description

Devitalization of Primary Teeth Devitalization of primary (baby) teeth is a dental procedure aimed at removing the affected pulp (nerve) using a special medicated compound. This method is used when tooth decay has reached the pulp and caused inflammation, but the tooth can and should still be preserved until its natural replacement by a permanent tooth. How the Procedure Works The procedure takes place in several stages: The dentist cleans the decayed cavity. A devitalizing paste is applied to stop the nerve’s activity. At the next appointment, the canals are treated and the tooth is filled and restored. This approach eliminates pain, prevents infection from spreading, and preserves the natural tooth structure. Safe and Comfortable for Children The method is safe, well-controlled, and fully adapted for young patients. Treatment is painless, with a focus on the child’s comfort and a calm, positive atmosphere during the visit. Why It’s Important Devitalization of baby teeth helps avoid premature extraction and supports the correct formation of the bite, which is essential for the proper development of permanent teeth. Timely devitalization ensures a healthy smile and long-term oral health for your child — book an appointment today to protect their teeth safely and effectively!