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Apexification is a process in which a calcified barrier is formed at the apex of a non-vital tooth whose root is not completed or opened from the apex....
It is a procedure done in immature permanent teeth with necrotic pulp where the root apex is not closed.Conventional root canal therapy followed by placement of non setti ... See More
Apexification is the process of formation of a calcific barrier at the apex of an immature non vital permanent tooth,where natural apex closure will not happen.It is comm ... See More
It is the treatment of a vital pulp by capping or pulpotomy in order to permit continued growth of the root and closure of the open apex.
It is a pulp therapy that induce the formation of a calcified barrier at the apex of a non vital permanent tooth , by using different materials like calcium hydroxide or ... See More
It is one of treatment options of immature permanent teeth ( open ape) with necrotic pulp in which the canals filled with non setting calcium hydroxide or mineral trioxid ... See More
Is the treatment for non vital tooth till complete root formation
it's a dental treatment procudere done on immature tooth (specially first molair) to continue it's growth (fermeture of the root apex ) after getting infected a ... See More