TERAPIA PULPAR PARA LOS DIENTES DECIDUOS: UN ENFOQUE ACTUAL
Resumen
La terapia pulpar en dientes deciduos es uno de los procedimientos más practicados en la odontología pediátrica. El tema ha sido objeto de numerosas investigaciones; los agentes con los que se realiza han sido probados en varios estudios. En los últimos años, se ha avanzado en el campo de la formación dentinal a través de las proteínas morfogenéticas. En el futuro, puede que este sea el motivo para que se dé un cambio drástico en la forma de realizar la terapia pulpar en la dentición decidua. El objetivo de este artículo es hacer una revisión sobre los tratamientos pulpares, sobre sus avances y las diferentes alternativas que se presentan en la literatura actual.
[Rodríguez MJ. Terapia pulpar para los dientes deciduos: Un enfoque actual. Ustasalud odontología 2004; 3: 108 - 116]
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