Original Article
A case of long-term observation of an injured tooth with immature root after endodontic treatment
2007 Volume 28 Issue 3 Pages 172-177
Details
2007 Volume 28 Issue 3 Pages 172-177
Abstract : When the patient was primary school student, she fell down and hit her face hard.
Her mesial angle of right maxillary anterior teeth was broken and her lips were injured. Based on pulp vital tests, results, and immature permanent teeth, I decided long-term observation was necessary.
2 years and 3 months later, the apex of the teeth was completed, but there was inflammation at the periapical region, so I started endodontic treatment.
16 years after endodontic treatment was done, the teeth had changed color to dark brown, so I bleached the teeth.
I will report further observations at 18 years.
