Strategies for Dental Pulp Regeneration: An overview of current practices and new development
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Pulp regeneration, Irreversible pulpitis, Stem cell therapy, RevascularizationAbstract
Irreversible pulpitis is traditionally treated with procedures that have inherent limitations. Pulp regeneration offers a promising alternative by restoring the dentin–pulp complex. Current strategies include apexification and revascularization for immature teeth, with revascularization providing superior root development, and stem cell–based therapie
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