Pulpitis in baby teeth usually needs to be treated and there are the following considerations before doing so. There are only two sets of teeth in a person’s life, the first set is the milk teeth and the second set is the permanent teeth. If there is a problem with the loss of baby teeth, if the nerve is inflamed and the pulp is inflamed, and the child is just at the age when the teeth should be replaced, there is no need to do treatment. If the tooth nerve is inflamed or even the root is inflamed, and the tooth is not yet ready to be replaced, root canal treatment is definitely needed. However, parents do not pay much attention to the problem of inflammation of the baby teeth, because the baby teeth will be replaced sooner or later anyway, so it does not matter whether they are treated or not, and they can just be pulled out when there is inflammation, which saves money and time anyway. If the inflammation of a baby tooth is not very serious and is confined to the inside of the tooth, it is not a big problem. If the inflammation of the tooth has reached the root of the tooth, the embryo of the permanent tooth is under the root of the baby tooth. If the inflammation reaches the permanent teeth, the eruption of the permanent teeth means that there may be problems with the growth of the teeth behind them, and there will be problems after they grow out. For example, in children, the first thing that can happen is that the teeth may have problems with their shape, they may look bad when they erupt, or they may be unevenly colored. Even the time of eruption, the position of eruption, and whether or not the teeth grow in the normal position may be affected by inflammation of the milk teeth. If the baby teeth are extracted prematurely before the age of replacement, it will affect the eruption of the following permanent teeth and the alignment of the entire dental row.