Pulp Polyp Removal in Grossly Decayed Tooth. Chronic Hyperplastic Pulpitis

Here is a Grossly decayed tooth which has what we call a "PULP PULP" also called as "Chronic Hyperplastic Pulpitis".
The tooth is grossly decayed with the crown portion broken down left with root stumps and The polyp projecting out of it.
You can see us Excising the Polyp using a Scissor or we can also use a BP blade for the removal. We can send the tissue sample for biopsy but it was not required in this case.

[@kalchettymanisha5140]

What is that

[@abhiskekkumar4354]

how much it pain??

[@dr.pandulavarun]

Not much after being given Anesthesia, you can see from the patients reaction that he doesn't feel any pain.

[@ramlaram8449]

@@dr.pandulavarun when my tooth is ok its not swollen.should i visit the dentist when its calm with no pain / when swollen and paining. But me iwant they remove the tooth too

[@dr.pandulavarun]

@@ramlaram8449 It is best if you visit when there is no pain.

[@alle4068]

I had one of those because of a huge tooth decay. Man I used to rip them off myself but they were very painful