The present invention provides a structured, biologically based
clinical method for mitigating symptomatic pulpal conditions and preventing unnecessary endodontic treatment. Targeted at teeth with vital pulps and reversible
inflammation, the protocol combines selective caries removal, pulp protection using
calcium hydroxide or MTA, a
sedative zinc oxide-
eugenol base, and provisional sealing with
moisture-setting
cement. The method includes diagnostic, therapeutic, and follow-up steps, with one-week, one-month, and three-month evaluations to assess healing. If symptoms persist,
root canal therapy is initiated; if
asymptomatic, definitive restoration is performed. Annual monitoring ensures long-term pulpal stability. This reproducible approach prioritizes
pain control, infection management, pulp preservation, and tooth
longevity. It provides an evidence-based alternative to conventional endodontics, reducing overtreatment while supporting functional and biological integrity of the dental organ.