For this open-apex tooth, the primary treatment goal is:
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An 8-year-old girl avulsed her upper right central incisor (open apex, incompletely developed root) 25 minutes ago. The tooth was stored in milk. After replantation, the dentist considers whether to start endodontic treatment. For this open-apex tooth, the primary treatment goal is:
- A. Pulp revascularization — allowing continued root development and maturation in the child
- B. Immediate root canal treatment to prevent infection-related resorption from developing
- C. Apexification with MTA to seal the open apex before any resorption can become established
- D. Extraction planning — open apex teeth have near-zero survival rates after replantation
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IADT open apex: 'Pulp revascularization, which can lead to further root development, is the goal when replanting immature teeth in children.' Endodontic treatment should be avoided unless necrosis and infection are confirmed. SOURCE — Fouad AF et al. IADT Avulsion Guidelines, Dent Traumatol 2020;36:331-342, Section 3.2.1, item 8
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