Regenerative treatment of a traumatic lateral incisor with incomplete root end: A case report

Treatment of necrotic teeth with immature apices is a clinical challenge. Regenerative endodontic treatment has provided an additional treatment option that aims to allow both continued root formation and apical closure, while restoring immune and sensory functions within the pulpal space.
The purpose of this case report is to present the potential of endodontic regenerative treatment for permanent immature teeth with infectious pulp with the aim of removing clinical symptoms and the loss of apical periodontitis. A 10-year-old boy had a history of trauma to the lateral incisal teeth It's right.
At the first session, three antibiotic doses including minocycline, ciprofloxacin and metronidazole were placed in the canal, and after two weeks, the triple paste was washed with normal saline from the canal. Then K file No. 80 was used to stimulate the bleeding into the canal. After coagulation, Mineral Trioxide Aggregate (MTA) was placed on the clot.
After 3 months of radiographic examination, it was observed that the process of closing the apex and thickening of the channel walls without clinical symptoms was observed
According to this article, regenerative treatment can be an appropriate treatment for infected immature teeth.