Comparative outcome of revascularization in bilateral, non-vital, immature maxillary anterior teeth supplemented with or without platelet rich plasma: A case series
A healthy, 13-year-old girl was referred with the chief complain of dull, continuous pain for past 3 months in her upper front teeth. Intraoral soft-tissue and radiographic examination revealed a well-defined, localized swelling and a bilateral periapical radiolucency involving upper central incisors. Both teeth had open apices and thin lateral dentinal walls []. Based on clinical and radiographic examination, a diagnosis of chronic abscess in relation to both the teeth was established []. After the infection control revascularization, with and without PRP was randomly induced in upper left and right central incisors respectively.