Revascularización pulpar en diente permanente joven avulsado

Dentoalveolar injuries are the second cause of pediatric dentistry care (1). Avulsion represents 0.5 to 3% of traumatic lesions of permanent teeth (2). When the root of an avulsed necrotic tooth is not fully developed, it is possible to achieve pulpal revascularization (3). We present the case...

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Publicado en:Revista de la Facultad de Odontología
Autor principal: Alonso, María Gabriela
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Sumario:Dentoalveolar injuries are the second cause of pediatric dentistry care (1). Avulsion represents 0.5 to 3% of traumatic lesions of permanent teeth (2). When the root of an avulsed necrotic tooth is not fully developed, it is possible to achieve pulpal revascularization (3). We present the case of a 6 year old patient who falls, with diagnosis of lateral dislocation of dental element 52, subluxation of 21 and avulsion of 11 (open apex), which was immediately reimplanted and ferulized. He suffered pulp necrosis and was treated by means of pulp revascularization and triantibiotic paste. Clinical and radiographic, immediate and immediate follow-up were performed for 9 months. The favorable evolution of the case, allows to conclude that the immediate attention, the diagnosis and correct treatment, accompanied by an adequate follow-up, return to the affected tissues its morphofunction (4).