Regenerative Treatment
Regenerative endodontic treatment is an innovative approach for treating infected immature teeth. It utilizes tissue engineering to allow for better long-term prognosis for the tooth. The goal is to stimulate the body’s natural cells to widen and lengthen immature roots.


Infection is removed. Regenerative treatment creates thicker, longer roots.
Signs and Symptoms
This condition is detected with an x-ray typically in young patients (between ages 4 to 18) or related to teeth that have experienced trauma.
Pre-Op Instructions
We will discuss the procedure in detail with you once the initial exam is done so you know exactly what to expect. You should not take pain medication 4-6 hours before your scheduled appointment to avoid masking any symptoms when we test the area.
Post-Op Instructions
Regenerative therapies require more frequent follow-up visits to monitor health of the tooth over time.
References
Are you interested in learning more about regenerative treatment? This reference from the American Association of Endodontics (AAE) is a great starting point.