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Title : Evaluation of cervical crown/root fracture following blood clot revascularization versus root canal treatment of
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Abstract
Since the dawn of endodontic treatment, inert materials have been used to seal disinfected root canals.The operating philosophy of contemporary endodontics is to disinfect and obturate by filling the instrumented root canals with inert materials and minimizing the space for microbial reinfections.There is no question that current endodontic treatments are successful in saving natural teeth. However like many successful medical/dental therapies, contemporary endodontic treatments are not without complications. Endodontically treated teeth are susceptible to reinfections and fractures. That shed light for new treatment modalities as RET. RET requires a scaffold and tight coronal seal that promotes repopulation of stem cells and regeneration of pulp tissue in an appropriate sterile environment inside the root canal space. There is no strict clinical protocol to follow due to the lack of RCTs and high quality cohort studies.This study was conducted to test the efficacy of blood clot revascularization process. As blood clot was known to contain growth factors which help in angiogenesis, neurogenesis, dentinogenesis and osteogenesis