Apical sealing with MTA in a tooth with incomplete rhizogenesis and enamel hypoplasia

Introduction: In teeth with incomplete rhizogenesis, the canal is frustoconical and broad, foramen absent. The disinfection obturation protocol must be adapted to keep treatment within root limits. Mineral Trioxide Aggregate (MTA) performs an apexification by creating a hard tissue barrier cement deposits, it not toxic periradicular tissues. Hypoplasia quantitative enamel defect caused hereditary factors and/or physiological stress. Clinical case: 12-year-old patient generalized hypoplasia, asymptomatic irreversible pulpitis, normal periapical tissues as diagnosis. Treatment: Apexification MTA. Conclusion: MTA enables apexification, biocompatible does cause inflammation in tissues, forming apical seal deposit.