Terapia endodôntica regenerativa em dentes permanentes com rizogênese incompleta e polpa mortificada: revisão de literatura

Abstract

Root canal therapy becomes complex due to the thin dentin walls of the root and open apex of permanent teeth with necrotic pulp and incomplete rhizogenesis. This condition limits the performance of mechanical instrumentation and obturation, disfavoring tissue regeneration and fracture prevention. Thus, it highlights the potential of regenerative endodontics, capable of creating and delivering new tissues to replace a necrotic pulp. There is still no consensus on the protocol and its clinical use, a triggering factor for a series of questions about instrumentation, irrigating substances, canal disinfection, time of intracanal medication administration, among others. The present work seeks to analyze the knowledge about regenerative endodontics in the main databases for cases of immature permanent teeth with mortified pulp given this form of treatment.