Maturogenesis of an Early Erupted Immature Permanent Tooth: A Case Report With 7-Year Follow-Up.
The main objective of treatment of an undeveloped tooth (immature) is to provide vital pulp therapy to allow continued development of root dentin. A case report is presented that demonstrates the use of calcium hydroxide (CaOH₂) as an indirect pulp-copping material for the purpose of continued maturogenesis of an early-erupted permanent tooth with severe mobility and almost-begun root formation. Seven-year radiographic and clinical follow-up demonstrated a vital pulp and physiologic root development without any endodontic failure clinically or radiographicaly.
['Atabek|D|D|', 'Sillelioğlu|H|H|', 'Çinar|Ç|Ç|', 'Ölmez|A|A|']
D001641:Bicuspid D002126:Calcium Hydroxide D002648:Child D003731:Dental Caries D003782:Dental Pulp D003791:Dental Pulp Test D003810:Dentinogenesis D005260:Female D005500:Follow-Up Studies D006801:Humans D009805:Odontogenesis D057872:Pulp Capping and Pulpectomy Agents D019227:Tooth Apex D014078:Tooth Eruption D014086:Tooth Mobility D014092:Tooth Root
Maturogenesis early eruption pulp-capping