Revascularization Of 􀃸mmature Permenant Teeth: 3 Case reports

The aim of these case reports were to present 1 year follow up results of 3 cases with necrotic and immature teeth treated by revascularization aiming to induce root development. After disinfection of the infected root canal spaces with a topical antibiotic paste, periapical tissues were irritated to form blood clot in the canal spaces and white MTA was placed over the blood clot. Final restorations were completed with composite resin. After a year of follow up time, in one case, increased root lenght, closure of the apex and thickening of the root dentinal walls was observed. Although there were no signs of root development in the other two cases, teeth were clinically and radiographically semptom-free. Revascularization of immature necrotic teeth could be an alternative to conventional apexification treatment.