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Complications after regenerative endodontics procedures (REPs). (a and b) Case number 11. Persistent periapical disease after REPs. Axial and sagittal views, respectively. (c and d) Case number 17. External inflammatory root resorption. Radiographic and tomographic evidence. (e and f) Cases number 1 and 5. Coronal discoloration by Biodentine. (g and h) Cases number 6 and 9. Coronal discoloration by mineral trioxide aggregate

Complications after regenerative endodontics procedures (REPs). (a and b) Case number 11. Persistent periapical disease after REPs. Axial and sagittal views, respectively. (c and d) Case number 17. External inflammatory root resorption. Radiographic and tomographic evidence. (e and f) Cases number 1 and 5. Coronal discoloration by Biodentine. (g and h) Cases number 6 and 9. Coronal discoloration by mineral trioxide aggregate

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... microbial control and dentin conditioning would be responsible for the healing process in REPs, considering that a 5-log reduction in bacterial number (99.999%) is necessary for the root canal microenvironment to be conducive to pulp regeneration [ Figure 1]. [15] The results determined that 2/18 cases failed by the persistence of infection and the appearance of external inflammatory resorption [ Figure 2]. Therefore, if 89% of the cases had a periapical repair, it is suggested that NaOCl, EDTA, tri, or dual antibiotic paste, or Ca (OH) 2 , controlled the microbiological factor plausibly. ...