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Dental pulp testing methods remain unchanged, yet advances in pulp biology highlight the need for better data analysis for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning. This challenge persists despite being recognized over a century ago.

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  • Significant advancements have been made in understanding dental pulp health and disease biology.

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