Indirect pulp capping is a conservative dental procedure used to preserve the vitality of a tooth with deep caries approaching the pulp. After removing infected dentin, a thin layer of affected but remineralizable dentin is intentionally left to avoid pulp exposure. A biocompatible material, such as calcium hydroxide, glass ionomer cement, or calcium silicate–based materials, is placed over the remaining dentin to protect the pulp, reduce bacterial activity, and stimulate the formation of reparative dentin. The tooth is then sealed with a well-sealed permanent restoration to prevent microleakage. Over time, this technique promotes dentin remineralization and tertiary dentin formation, decreasing pulpal inflammation and eliminating symptoms. Indirect pulp capping is mainly indicated in asymptomatic teeth with no signs of irreversible pulpitis. dental clinic in Nolambur, dentist in Nolambur, best dental clinic in Nolambur, best dentist in Nolambur, root canal treatment in Nolambur, dental crowns and bridges in Nolambur, wisdom tooth removal in Nolambur, dental brackets and wires in Nolambur, denture treatment in Nolambur, near me, dental clinic in Mogappair, dentist in Mogappair, best dental clinic in Mogappair, best dentist in Mogappair, root canal treatment in Mogappair, dental crowns and bridges in Mogappair, wisdom tooth removal in Mogappair, dental brackets and wires in Mogappair, denture treatment in Mogappair, near me.