A patient complains of moderate pain in a first molar. There is no evidence of premature contact or mobility. A radiograph does not reveal periodontal changes. What should be the treatment plan for this patient?

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The treatment plan of a patient presenting with moderate pain diagnosed as originating from dental decay should prioritize removal of decay and placement of a restoration. The remaining selections are all viable options as they are important contributions to oral health. However, the primary goal remains to treat the patient's chief complaint.

A Patient Complains of Moderate Pain in a First Molar