Question 143 (part 2) · LDEK · Endodontics
Revitalisation results in:
- A. developing hard barrier in the area of apex and recreating neurovascular tissues in its lumen.
- B. apexogenesis accompanied by Hertwig epithelial sheath and dental sack.
- C. thickening of walls, canal narrowing, forming of apex of regular build and creating pulplike tissue.
- D. stimulating apex formation by long-term and repeated use of odontotropic preparations.
- E. obliteration of periapical area which constitutes natural barrier.
Hint
Contrast revitalisation with apexification: which one strengthens a thin, immature root rather than just closing its apex?
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