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2018, Number 19

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Rev Tame 2018; 6.7 (19)

Apicoformación en una pieza dentaria permanente joven con rehabilitación

Cardoso ML, De La Vega MC, Meza C, González MJ, Galiana AV

Language: Spanish
References: 12
Page: 738-741
PDF size: 240.23 Kb.


ABSTRACT

The maintenance of teeth in correct condition is one of the goals sought by Pediatric Dentistry, considering it essential for the normal development and growth of the child, for it must be made a treatment plan according to the individual conditions of the patient, based on a Clinical and radiographic examination, so that it is feasible to try to maintain not only the permanent but also the primary teeth. In the present clinical case, the patient attended the consultation with multiple carious lesions to which the appropriate operative treatment was performed, those that presented greater destruction were treated surgically with the posterior placement of the space maintainer, one of the major concerns was The carious lesion of part 2.4, being this permanent and with an open apex, would require a special consideration, which, when it was vital, revealed a pulpotomy with MTA in order to produce a closure by apexogenesis and a restoration that allowed the conservation of the Same. The success of a restoration increases proportionally to the age of the patient, so it is important to allow root formation in length and thickness and then perform the final restoration.


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