Regeneration Therapy

Regeneration therapy is an innovative dental procedure aimed at promoting root development and regenerating damaged or infected dental tissues, particularly in younger patients. This treatment harnesses the tooth’s natural healing potential to encourage the regrowth of pulp tissue within the root canal.

This therapy is typically used in young teeth where the root apex has not fully closed. After cleaning out the infected or damaged pulp tissue, a biocompatible material is placed within the root canal. This material stimulates tissue regeneration at the root tip, allowing the tooth to continue its natural development.

During the regeneration therapy process, special techniques are employed to stimulate blood flow and support the formation of new tissue within the root canal. This may involve inducing a blood clot in the canal or leaving the root apex open to allow natural closure. These methods offer an opportunity to save infected or damaged teeth without extraction.

Thanks to advancements in modern dentistry, regeneration therapy has become a comfortable option for patients. In addition to completing root development in younger patients, this treatment provides significant benefits by preventing infection and ensuring the long-term health of the tooth.