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Long‐term follow‐up of a complicated crown fracture treated by partial pulpotomy

Hayriye Sönmez, Hayriye Sönmez

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AIM: To present the 7-year follow-up of a permanent incisor with complicated crown fracture, treated by partial pulpotomy. SUMMARY: A healthy permanent right central maxillary incisor with complicated crown fracture was treated by partial pulpotomy and reviewed clinically and radiographically for 7 years. At each recall, there was no spontaneous pain; the pulp showed signs of vitality and no periapical radiolucency developed. KEY LEARNING POINTS: Partial pulpotomy may be a successful permanent treatment in cases of complicated crown fracture.

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AIM: To present the 7-year follow-up of a permanent incisor with complicated crown fracture, treated by partial pulpotomy. SUMMARY: A healthy permanent right central maxillary incisor with complicated crown fracture was treated by partial pulpotomy and reviewed clinically and radiographically for 7 years. At each recall, there was no spontaneous pain; the pulp showed signs of vitality and no periapical radiolucency developed. KEY LEARNING POINTS: Partial pulpotomy may be a successful permanent treatment in cases of complicated crown fracture.

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AIM: To present the 7-year follow-up of a permanent incisor with complicated crown fracture, treated by partial pulpotomy. SUMMARY: A healthy permanent right central maxillary incisor with complicated crown fracture was treated by partial pulpotomy and reviewed clinically and radiographically for 7 years. At each recall, there was no spontaneous pain; the pulp showed signs of vitality and no periapical radiolucency developed. KEY LEARNING POINTS: Partial pulpotomy may be a successful permanent treatment in cases of complicated crown fracture.

Key concepts: Pulpotomy, Crown (dentistry), Medicine, Dentistry, Pulp (tooth), Tooth Fracture, Radiodensity, Incisor

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