Rivas EP, Torres RG, López RRP

Language: Spanish
References: 28
Page: 376-384
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ABSTRACT

Endodontic treatment of immature permanent teeth that have had an episode of dental trauma was discouraging until a recently. Revascularization has been positioned as a treatment option because it promotes root development and subsequent apical closure. The aim is of this report is to describe revascularization treatment performed in a non-vital permanent central incisor with history of dental trauma. We present the case of an 8 year-old female patient of with history of dental trauma, in the upper anterior section, The permanent central incisor presented with incomplete root formation and absence of pulpal vitality. Pulp revascularization treatment was performed using 3Mix - MP paste for disinfection of the root canal. Clinical and radiographic controls were performed to evaluate the absence of symptomatology and root development. After 14 months the thickness and root length and the apical closure were increased. It was concluded that the revascularization is a treatment option that allows root development in the longitudinal direction and a thickening of the walls of the root canal with an apical posterior closure, decreasing the risk of fracture.

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