Vital permanent teeth with cariously exposed pulp can be treated successfully with vital pulp therapy .
INTRODUCTION This systematic review aims to illustrate the outcome of vital pulp therapy , namely  direct pulp capping , partial pulpotomy , and full pulpotomy  , in vital permanent teeth with cariously exposed pulp .
A clinical and histological evaluation of conservative pulpal therapy in human teeth.
Three intermediary base material s , a zinc oxide-eugenol ( Cavitec ) and two calcium hydroxide liners ( Life and Dycal ) , were selected at r and om for use as a base beneath  amalgam or composite restorations on humans following complete caries removal .  Life and Dycal , selected at r and om , were also used as direct and indirect pulp capping agents as clinical ly indicated . Clinical evaluations of signs and symptoms were made before treatment and at one-week , six-month , and one-year intervals following treatment . Histological evaluations were performed on three complete caries removal teeth and 18 direct pulp capping teeth six months following treatment . No significant differences in clinical symptomatology result ed between the material s in the complete caries removal group or the indirect and direct pulp capping groups
Vital permanent teeth with cariously exposed pulp can be treated successfully with vital pulp therapy .
INTRODUCTION This systematic review aims to illustrate the outcome of vital pulp therapy , namely  direct pulp capping , partial pulpotomy , and full pulpotomy  , in vital permanent teeth with cariously exposed pulp .