Regeneración en elementos dentarios permanentes inmaduros no vitales
In deciding the right therapy to treat a non-vital immature permanent teeth should properly evaluate the clinical case, determining as accurately as possible the diagnosis of pulpal status. apexogenesis (necrotic pulps) or apexification (vital pulps): For many years, two basic therapies, depend...
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| Publicado en: | Revista Endodoncia de la Facultad de Odontología |
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| Acceso en línea: | https://bdigital.uncu.edu.ar/fichas.php?idobjeto=12139 |
| Sumario: | In deciding the right therapy to treat a non-vital
immature permanent teeth should properly evaluate the
clinical case, determining as accurately as possible the
diagnosis of pulpal status. apexogenesis (necrotic pulps)
or apexification (vital pulps): For many years, two basic
therapies, depending on the pulp diagnosis were raised.
Today, thanks to the development of new technologies
and improvement in research, have begun to implement
more accurately new regenerative therapies that also
allow root growth and thickening of the dentin walls.
Regenerative endodontics is defined as therapies
biological foundations designed to replace predictably
injured, sick or lost structures, including structures such
as dentin or cement, as well as cells of the dentin-pulp
complex through viable tissue, preferably of the same
origin, allow to restore normal physiological function of
dentin-pulp complex.
Regenerative endodontics treatments are varied and
may include: partial or total pulpotomy apexogenesis,
apexification, revascularization, stem cell therapy and
tissue engineering.
In recent years, progress in this area has been rapid. There
have been lots of reports of cases with successful results
and improvement in forecasts, benefiting patients and
extending the functionality of the affected teeth. |
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