… and regenerative … pulp rather than tissues of periodontal origin has not been well studied.
This review will discuss the dentrimental effect of prior infection on the regeneration of the pulp-…

… before procedures for pulpal regeneration can be routinely … of a dental pulp can be either
infected or non-infected. In … that have developed infected pulp necrosis; pulp regeneration has …

… pulp regeneration to be successful when an infection has developed, there should be focused
efforts that combine the proper disinfection of the environment to receive the regenerative …

… problem of pulp necrosis with established infection before … to control the infection and promote
pulp regeneration in cases … the vast majority of endodontic infections that occur in mature …

… Another report from the same institution showed successful pulp revascularization in an
immature maxillary central incisor with infected pulp by using a mixture of ciprofloxacin, …

… on pulp regeneration via cell homing strategies. This review focused on the requisite
preconditions and cell homing strategies for pulp regeneration. … Infected dental pulp is traditionally …

… The problem of infection of the … for regeneration of dental pulp after infection within the canal
and periapical tissues. It is based on the hypothesis that if, after periapical infection, the pulp …

… Partially or totally infected dental pulps produce pulp … death in macrophage, induced by
bacterial infection. It is accompanied by … mechanisms against microbial infection. The comparison …

… a regenerative or reparative aspect; however, in this review, we focus on pulp regeneration
and … The lack of remaining pulp tissue and heavy bacterial infection of the pulp chamber and …

… The potential for success of pulp regeneration after necrosis and infection would transform
… normal host responses in the pulp space and the regeneration of destroyed dental tissues. …