Question 63 (part 2) · LDEK · Immature permanent teeth
Choose correct statement regarding the permanent tooth root apexification:
- A. it is possible after direct pulp capping or coronal pulp amputation.
- B. it allows for the root to fully form with apex formation.
- C. it is a further root development stimulation, apex formation or only mineralised barrier formation in the apical part without the participation of pulp.
- D. it is possible only through revascularization (endodontic regenerative treatment) or applying calcium hydroxide for several months.
- E. it requires preserving a part of vital pulp.
Hint
Apexification is used when the pulp of an immature tooth is no longer vital; what can still form at the open apex without it?
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