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apex·i·fi·ca·tion (a-pek″sĭ-fĭ-kaґshən) treatment of an immature tooth whose pulp has died by creating an environment that encourages a calcified barrier to form over the open apex; done by cleaning the tooth and applying a paste.Medical dictionary. 2011.
apexification — n. a procedure to allow the end of the root of an immature tooth to form a hard tissue barrier following traumatic injury that has caused the pulp to die … The new mediacal dictionary
Lésions traumatiques en odontologie — Sommaire 1 Lésions d usure ou d abrasion 1.1 Usure 1.2 Abrasion pathologique 2 Les fêlures 3 … Wikipédia en Français
Mineral trioxide aggregate — is a material used to fill the root canals of teeth as part of root canal therapy. It has the ability to encourage hard tissue deposition similar to Calcium hydroxide effect. Also both have the same biological and histological properties.… … Wikipedia
