Rejuvenating and revitalizing non vital traumatized young permanent teeth: A case series
Journal: Journal of Dental Specialities (Vol.5, No. 2)Publication Date: 2017-12-01
Authors : Vinita Goyel Yasha Tyagi Pulkit Jhingan.;
Page : 166-168
Keywords : Revascularization; Ellis class IV fracture; Non vital; Revitalization;
Abstract
Treatment of Ellis class IV fracture has been a great challenge. The following case report describes the management of traumatized upper anterior teeth in different patients using revascularization technique. Revascularization is the procedure which promotes apexogenesis in a young immature non vital tooth with limited instrumentation technique. Mineral trioxide aggregate is documented to create a hermetic seal over the coronal opening of the root canal separating the intra-canal clot containing stem cells from the external environment minimizing risk of infection. Revascularization causes continued root growth similar to natural root growth.
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