# Regenerative endodontic therapy option for immature traumatized maxillary permanent incisor: A case report

## TL;DR

This case report explores regenerative endodontic therapy for treating an immature, traumatized maxillary permanent incisor.

## Contribution

The paper presents a case report on the application of regenerative endodontic therapy for an immature, necrotic tooth.

## Key findings

- Regenerative endodontic therapy involves cleaning and disinfecting the root canal.
- Promoting pulp-dentin stem cell growth and forming a blood clot is essential for regeneration.

## Abstract

Regenerative Endodontics (REPs) has been defined as biologically based procedures designed to replace damaged structures. An
appropriate treatment for immature, necrotic-pulp includes cleaning and disinfecting the root canal and to promote the growth of
pulp-dentin stem cells and to form a blood clot inside the root canal that serves as a natural scaffold.