Seventy-six vital permanent incisors with complicated crown t’ractures in 72 children were assessed clinically and radiographically for the healing of pulp exposures treated by direct pulp capping or by pulpotomy. Thirty-eight of these teeth had pinpoint exposures, complete roots, and were treated by pulp capping. Pulpotomy was the treatment for the other 38 teeth that had incomplete root devel...

Elimination of residual microorganisms and their effects before placement restorative materials after cavity preparation increase the longevity restoration success treatment. Complete destruction bacteria during can mechanically weaken tooth structure as well affect vitality pulp. Therefore, disinfection caries removal help prevent secondary postoperative sensitivity by eliminating bacteria. Ho...

OBJECTIVES The purpose of this study was to examine radiographically changes in the periapical status and compare the clinical status of teeth with a vital pulp and root-filled teeth restored with crowns and bridge retainers during 25 years. METHODS During 1967/68, 114 patients received prosthodontic treatment by senior dental students at the Oslo Dental Faculty. In all, 291 teeth with a vita...

human dental pulp inflammation can progress to periapical lesion formation and conventional root canal treatment (rct) has been the traditional method for disease management. this observational study presents two cases of vital pulp therapy in mature molars diagnosed with irreversible pulpitis and associated with apical periodontitis. in these two clinical cases, the involved teeth had deep car...

The field of dentistry is rapidly shifting its focus toward biologically active restorative materials. Bioactive materials are those capable inducing and promoting the regeneration damaged tissue remineralizing demineralized dentinal structure as a vital dental pulp necessary for long-term healthy survival tooth. Vital therapy intends to protect prevail vitality which gets compromised when subj...

A study was conducted to determine differences in pulpal sensitivity of the maxillary primary anterior teeth in groups of children with unilateral clefts of the lip, alveolar process and palate, bilateral clefts of the lip process, and children without clefts. Thirty-nine children between the ages of 4 and 5 years with a total of 216 maxillary primary anterior teeth were tested using a pulp tes...

Vital pulp therapy for cariously exposed permanent teeth remains one of the most controversial areas in dentistry. Because a vital is capable initiating several defence mechanisms to protect tooth from bacterial invasion, hence it beneficial preserve vitality and health an rather than replace with artificial material following exposure. There no consensus on survival rate formerly pulps. Observ...

introduction: direct pulp capping (dpc) is coverage of exposed pulp by a biocompatible material after traumatic or carious exposure. the purpose of this procedure is to seal against bacterial leakage, stimulate dentinal barrier formation, and maintain the vitality of pulp. several factors contribute to the consequence of this treatment such as material and the procedural technique. the aim of t...

BACKGROUND Traumatic injuries of permanent teeth with incomplete root formation are frequent during childhood. Adequate therapy is important for the further destiny of teeth with damaged pulp. OBJECTIVES To evaluate the effect of pulpotomy and high pulpotomy on the pulp and on root development, and the effect of platelet rich plasma (PRP) with hydroxyapatite (HAP) as a carrier and hydroxyapat...