Analytical methods for biomarker-based diagnosis of pulpitis in minimally invasive
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Why it matters for dental
Endodontists and restorative clinicians can move closer to chair-side pulpitis diagnosis using saliva or gingival crevicular fluid instead of pulp exposure, potentially reducing unnecessary root-canal procedures and preserving vital pulp.
Key points
- Systematic review aggregates analytical methods for detecting pulpitis biomarkers in minimally invasive biological fluids.
- Journal of Endodontics, peer-reviewed, published online 6 October 2026.
- Authors: Sarah Sahloul, Loïc Englebert, Sam Aryanpour, Tchilalo Boukpessi.
- Target users include endodontic specialists and general dentists performing vital pulp therapy decisions.
Who should care
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