CLINICAL EXPERIENCE OF USING BIOACTIVE MATERIAL “BIODENTINE” IN THE TREATMENT OF TRAUMATIC PULPITIS IN YOUNG PERMANENT TEETH

TINATIN GORGILADZE; EKATERINE MUJIRI

doi:10.52340/jecm.2023.03.09

CLINICAL EXPERIENCE OF USING BIOACTIVE MATERIAL “BIODENTINE” IN THE TREATMENT OF TRAUMATIC PULPITIS IN YOUNG PERMANENT TEETH

Authors

TINATIN GORGILADZE
EKATERINE MUJIRI

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.52340/jecm.2023.03.09

Keywords:

apexogenesis, bioactive materials, immature cortical nyami, partial pulpotomy

Abstract

Permanent tooth injuries account for 90% of children's injuries. The central incisor teeth are most often damaged. Trauma to the tooth can cause pulp necrosis, retardation of tooth growth, and root formation. "Biodentin" is a bioactive material; its direct contact with the pulp contributes to the formation of tertiary dentin and maintains the vitality of the pulp. These qualities of the material made it possible to use "Biodentin" for the treatment of central unformed incisors during injuries. 24 months after the treatment, the anatomy and function of the tooth are restored.

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