Irreversible pulpitis treatment in 10 Dentistry clinics worldwide with additional parameter

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10 clinics specializing in Dentistry providing treatment of Irreversible pulpitis Irreversible pulpitis is a dental condition where inflammation of the dental pulp becomes severe and irreversible, causing persistent, intense tooth pain. Root canal treatment is typically required to alleviate the pain and preserve the tooth. disease worldwidewith additional parameter of rating.

Africa · 2
Americas · 2
Asia · 3
Europe · 3
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All the scored clinics have the same rating of 5, clinic with the most reviews number of 177 — AD CARE - Advanced Dental Care Dental Studio in Milan, Italy.

Countries with the highest number of clinics treating the diseases:

Irreversible pulpitis:

worldwide 133 clinics
Hungary 6 clinics
Poland 6 clinics
India 5 clinics
Kazakhstan 5 clinics
United Kingdom 5 clinics

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Procedures are likely to be used for Irreversible pulpitis treatment: Pediatric dental porcelan crown, Root canal treatment of a milk tooth, and Stainless steel crown cementation .

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  1. CAD/CAM crown $191 - $1,228
  2. Ceramic crown $55 - $1,945
  3. Composite fixed bridge on implants $1,706 - $15,838
  4. Dental bridge (per crown) $377 - $3,484
  5. Dental crown $32 - $2,335
  6. Denture repair $19 - $263
  7. Implant crown $71 - $2,420
  8. Inlay/Onlay $55 - $1,512
  9. Lumineer $390 - $1,859
  10. Maryland dental bridge $166 - $1,559
  11. Overdenture $607 - $13,489
  12. Porcelain fused to metal crown $32 - $1,330
  13. Porcelain veneers $150 - $1,811
  14. Removable full denture $188 - $2,114
  15. Removable partial denture $107 - $2,656
  16. Zirconia fixed bridge on implants $748 - $33,712
  1. Ankyloglossia
  2. Benign oral mucosal disease
  3. Bilateral cleft lip
  4. Bilateral cleft palate
  5. Dental anomalies
  6. Denture sores
  7. Diastema
  8. Gum irritation
  9. Gum recession
  10. Inflammatory implant periapical lesion
  11. Jaw bone loss
  12. Leukoplakia
  13. Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)
  14. Oral neoplasm
  15. Oro-antral communication
  16. Snoring
  17. Toothlessness
  18. Unilateral cleft lip
  19. Unilateral cleft palate
  20. Upper jaw bone loss