Non-surgical management of post-traumatic internal and external inflammatory root resorption in an immature maxillary central incisor: 4-year follow-up.
A young patient with a traumatised immature front tooth showing internal and external root resorption and pulp death was managed conservatively using calcium hydroxide disinfection, mineral trioxide aggregate barrier placement and obturation, with successful healing and resorption arrest confirmed at four years.
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