Erratum to Clinical Perspectives of Pulp Regeneration [J Endodon 46 (2020) S161–S174]

The authors regret that several corrections were not made before final publication. They are marked in bold: last sentence under the heading “Immature Teeth,” should read: “Clinical situations may necessitate endodontic intervention immature teeth pulp necrosis, with and without AP, exposure loss of vitality, irreversible pulpitis/coronal pulpitis.” fourth “Pulp Necrosis AP” “The tissue also has a nutritive function because arterioles subodontoblastic capillaries supply odontoblasts other cells oxygen metabolites.” first paragraph “Conventional/Classic Procedures” “Recently, it was demonstrated by finite element analysis apposition dentin to increase root length thickness significantly reduces stress6. Figure 1's legend “A histological image pulp-dentin interface. dental serves formative, defensive, sensory, function. Kluver-Barrera staining, scale bar = 50 μm. second on page S164 “In recent systematic review metaanalysis including mature teeth, partial pulpotomy treating permanent posterior carious vital showed clinical success rate 98%, 96%, 92% after 6 months, 1 year, 2 years, respectively37.” “Conclusions” S166 “For an amputated situation biological condition for coronal regeneration is comparatively good, animal studies mice, rats, ferrets have shown promising results.” “Regenerative “However, further prospective larger patient collective necessary.” sixth “Conclusion” section S168 trials show cell transplantation very demanding procedure respect cost, safety, availability suitable stem cells, extracorporeal expansion, transplantation83,98.” third “Classic/conventional methods (root canal treatment) applied necrosis successful; however, they less effective as pulpectomy.” “Conclusive Remarks” S170 “Although feasibility been studies, this approach associated numerous technical, economical, ethical problems83,98.” In addition, new reference be added References list:98.Xuan K, Li B, Guo H, et al. Deciduous autologous tooth regenerate implantation into injured teeth. Sci Transl Med 2018;10:eaaf3227. All subsequent references text list their current number. apologize errors. Clinical Perspectives Pulp RegenerationJournal EndodonticsVol. 46Issue 9PreviewIntroduction: A sound essential prerequisite long-term survival preservation. However, treatment concepts based removal inflamed or necrotic replacement synthetic biomaterial. Recently, total proposed alternative concept. aim evaluate options regenerative approaches, both context. Full-Text PDF