[Table/Fig-6]:

Comparision of clinical and radiographic outcomes of studies with different pulpotomy agents.

Clinical application	Studies	Test pulpotomy agents	Evidence
Primary Teeth Pulpotomy	Olatosi OO, Sote EO, Orenuga OO2	Formocresol Vs MTA (white mineral trioxide aggregate)	Formocresol: Clinical success- 81% radiographic success- 81% MTA: Clinical success- 100% radiographic success-96% over 12 months.
	Hugar SM, Deshpande SD5	MTA Vs formocresol	MTA: Clinical success- 100% radiographic success-100% Formocresol: Clinical success- 100% radiographic success- 97% over 36 months.
	Erdem AP et al., [8]	MTA, ferric sulfate and formocresol	MTA- 96% Success, ferric sulfate- 88% success and formocresol-88% success rate over 24 months.
	Golpayegani MV, Ansari G, Tadayon N [10]	Low level laser therapy Vs formocresol	Low level laser therapy: 100% success and Formocresol: 100% success over 12months.
	Eidelman E, Holan G, Fuks AB [11]	MTA Vs formocresol	MTA: 100% success Formocresol: 94% success, 6% of revealed internal resorption over 17 months.
	Farsi N, Alamoudi N, Balto K, Mushayt A [12]	MTA Vs formocresol	MTA: Clinical and radiographic success-100% Formocresol: Clinical success- 98.6% radiographic success- 86.8% over 24 months.
	Liu JF [19]	Nd:YAG laser Vs formocresol	Nd:YAG laser: Clinical success- 97% radiographic success-94.1% Formocresol: Clinical success- 85.5% radiographic success- 78.3%
	Krothapalli Niranjani et al., [30]	Biodentine, Laser and MTA	Biodentine success- 90% Laser success- 90% MTA success- 100% over 9 months.
	P Yadav, KR Indushekar, BG Saraf, N Sheoran, D Sardana [26]	Ferric sulfate, Electrosurgical and Diode Laser	Ferric sulfate: Clinical success- 86.6% radiographic success-80% Electrosurgical: Clinical success-100% radiographic success-80% Diode Laser: Clinical success-100% radiographic success-80% over 9 months.
	Golpayegani MV, Ansari G, Tadayon N, Shams Sh, Mir M [33]	Low level laser therapy Vs Formocresol	Formocresol: Clinical success- 93% radiographic success- 80% Low level laser therapy: Clinical success- 100% radiographic success-67% over 12 months.