Revisión sistemática de los diferentes tipos de tratamientos endodóntico en dientes inmaduros.

Abstract

Introduction: When a tooth show up for the first time in the oral cavity, the root is not fully formed, it is usually found with 2/3 of the final length. The root takes approximately 3 years to complete their formation both in length and in their apical closure, since immature teeth have not yet completed root formation, it is essential to preserve them as long as possible while their development is complete, immature teeth treated endodontically are more prone to present incomplete formation of walls and apices, for which other types of treatments such as Apexification and Revascularization. Materials and methods: A systematic, search for articles from the databases such as Pubmed, Medline, Science direct, Scopus. Results: 30 articles were studied, After that 16 articles evaluated the revascularization treatment, and 14 articles the Apexification treatment,is a date as materials used, parameters of choice and their etiology were taken. Conclusion: Trauma injuries are very frequent, revascularization and apexification are first-choice treatments, which offer good forescat in teeth with immature apex, allowing us to observe the results of periapical lesions, thickening of the walls and apical closure,however the diagnosis, the choice of treatment, materials and the patient's age will contribute to the success of the treatment.