Pulpitis – is a very common disease; patients often visit the dental clinic due to toothaches associated with pulpitis. The main symptom of pulpitis is spontaneous sharp pain in the tooth (caries "likes to attack" at night – pulpitis pain has paroxysmal characteristics, which worsen at night). In acute pulpitis cases, the pain is sharp and throbbing. To avoid such unpleasant sensations, caries should be diagnosed at the first signs when it starts damaging the enamel. Detecting caries independently at such an early stage is difficult, but regular preventive visits to the dental clinic prevent cavities thanks to the dentists' attention, who can fight caries at its onset. If caries has only damaged the tooth enamel, treatment is quick and easy: the inflammatory focus is eliminated, and the cavity in the enamel is filled. Pulpitis treatment is more complex and prolonged (and requires anesthesia). Treatment starts with eliminating the focus of inflammation, then alleviating pain, stimulating healing processes, preventing the development of periodontitis, and restoring the tooth's shape and functions. Caries does not spare teeth, and untreated pulpitis can quickly turn into periodontitis.