Direct pulp capping is not done in which of these situations?
(A) Mechanical exposure (B) No bleeding (C) Pinpoint exposure (D) Carious exposure with more than 1 mm in size
(D) “Direct pulp capping is defined as 1 mm2 or less than 1 mm2 exposure due to mechanical exposure during cavity preparation or caries or trauma left behind with a sound surrounding dentin and dressed with a biocompatible radiopaque base in contact with the exposed pulp and should heal the tissue and deposit the reparative dentin prior to placing the restoration.”
Reference: Pediatric Dentistry Principles and Practice SECOND EDITION, MS Muthu; pdf no 780