MTA vs CEM Pulpotomy in Young Permanent Molars

Inclusion Criteria: \- Clinical examination reveals extended carious lesion on the molar teeth surface not extending toward the root. All of the patients report a history of pain typical of irreversible pulpitis ie; the chief complaints are of spontaneous pain lasting from a few seconds to several hours in the days before consultation. This radiating pain is exacerbated by hot and cold fluids and require analgesia for pain relief. The pain does not abate following tooth brushing or flossing. All of the parents are willing to join the study. All teeth are believed to be vital and the vitality of all the subjected molar teeth was checked by the operator during the pulpotomy procedure through visual inspection of pulpal hemorrhage. Exclusion Criteria: * Clinical examination reveals extended carious lesion on the molar teeth surfaces not extending toward the root. All of the patients report a history of pain typical of irreversible pulpitis ie; the chief complaints are of spontaneous pain lasting from a few seconds to several hours in the days before consultation. This radiating pain is exacerbated by hot and cold fluids and require analgesia for pain relief. The pain does not abate following tooth brushing or flossing. All of the parents are willing to join the study. All teeth are believed to be vital and the vitality of all the subjected molar teeth was checked by the operator during the pulpotomy procedure through visual inspection of pulpal hemorrhage.