The best emergency treatment for acute pulpitis in pregnant women is to go to a hospital dentistry department or to a dental clinic for pulpotomy treatment. Pregnant women are more cautious in dental treatment because some treatments require them to lie in the dental chair position for a longer period of time, and this position for a longer period of time may have a negative impact on the pregnant woman and on the fetus. However, it is inappropriate to treat acute pulpitis through other medications or native methods. The painful symptoms of acute pulpitis in pregnant women can be quickly eliminated with a simple pulp opening and drainage at the hospital. Simple endodontic treatment is perfectly tolerable if done during the 4th-6th months of pregnancy. If it is during the 1-3 months of pregnancy or during the second trimester when it is relatively dangerous, it is also perfectly acceptable to divide the entire treatment into several sessions, each with a controlled duration of treatment.