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. 2015 Apr 1;9(4):ZR01–ZR04. doi: 10.7860/JCDR/2015/10149.5768

[Table/Fig-1]:

Brief history and clinical and radiographic findings relevant to the cases, *: electric pulp test (EPT) and heat test

Case No. Age/Sex Chief complaint Relevant history Teeth involved Pulp Responsiveness Tests (before revascularization)* Intraoral Periapical Radiograph (IOPA) finding
1. 27yrs/ M Pain and swelling in relation to upper front tooth H/o trauma in childhood #21 Both tests non- responsive Wide open root apex with periradicular radiolucency and very thin lateral dentinal walls in tooth #21[Table/Fig-2a].
2. 17 yrs/M Pain in upper front teeth. Clinical examination revealed Grade-I mobility in teeth #11, #21 and #22 (Composite resin splinting of upper arch from teeth #13 to #23 was therefore,done). H/o trauma 2 months back #21, #11 #21, #11: Both tests non- responsive Periradicular radiolucency and open apices around roots of teeth #21, #11[Table/Fig-3a].
3. 30 yrs/M Discoloured upper front tooth. H/o fall in childhood. # 21 Both tests non- responsive Completely open apex, very thin dentinal walls, periradicular radiolucency surrounding #21[Table/Fig-4a].
4. 18 yrs/F Discoloured upper front tooth following orthodontic treatment. NA #22 Both tests non- responsive an open apex with a large radiolucency involving #22 [Table/Fig-5a].