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A 5-year-old has primary second molar (tooth 85) with ICDAS Code 3 on occlusal and C2 bitewing radiolucency. dmfs = 1, classified At-risk. If the bitewing showed C4, what additional factor must be checked before restoring tooth 85?
- A. Whether the child is cooperative enough for local anaesthesia
- B. Whether the tooth is nearing exfoliation — less than half root remaining means defer
- C. Whether the parent provides consent for a pulpotomy procedure
- D. Whether the site-specific Plaque Index score is below 2, which would indicate arrest potential
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Primary C4/C5: 'Restore now only if tooth is not due to exfoliate.' Clue: less than half of root remains. This exfoliation check is unique to primary teeth. SOURCE — Evans RW, Dennison PJ. CMS for children, ADJ 2009;54:381-389, Table 5
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