Pulp Revascularization in Immature Permanent Tooth with Apical Periodontitis Using Mineral Trioxide Aggregate
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(a) Intraoral photograph showing no abnormalities of gingiva. (b) The central cusp of the mandibular right second premolar had been fractured. (c) After controlling hemorrhage, viable tissue was observed in the canal because insertion of a K-file evoked a sensation. (d) Placement of MTA in the canal. (e) Postoperative X-ray photograph showing MTA placement in canal.
