Abstract :
The objective of the current paper was to provide a detailed account of the management and 12-month follow-up of two cases: the first was the obturation of a non-vital deciduous molar without a permanent successor, using typical gutta percha, and the second involved the pulpectomy of the similar case using bioceramic MTA putty. Treating primary teeth without permanent successors presents a unique challenge due to the physiological, cosmetic, and functional implications involved. We used gutta percha and bioceramic MTA in the pulpectomy of a deciduous molar without a permanent replacement. Radiographic follow-up examinations deemed the treatment successful in both cases. We can use new-age bioceramic materials as effectively as gutta percha for primary teeth without permanent successors.
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