Abstract

Pediatric endodontics represents a specialized domain within dentistry devoted to the diagnosis and treatment of dental pulp-related issues in children. This abstract provides an overview of the unique considerations essential to the field, emphasizing the distinctive anatomical features of developing teeth, the significance of behavior management in young patients, and the pivotal role of timely intervention in cases of pulp trauma. Exploring the nuances of pulp therapy, including pulpotomy and apexogenesis, highlights the tailored approaches employed to preserve pulp vitality and facilitate proper tooth development. The interdisciplinary nature of pediatric endodontics underscores the collaborative efforts required among dental specialists. Furthermore, a proactive focus on preventive strategies and patient education emerges as integral components in ensuring the oral health and well-being of pediatric patients. By navigating these unique considerations, practitioners in pediatric endodontics contribute to the establishment of a solid foundation for lifelong dental health and vibrant smiles in children.