Pulpal Regeneration of Two Necrotic Premolars with Dens Evaginatus: A Case Series

Preservation of dentin has become an increasingly critical goal in endodontics. Since root formation of permanent teeth is typically complete 2-3 years after eruption, teeth that develop pulp necrosis before root formation is complete are fracture-prone. Young patients with dens evaginatus (DE) are at risk of pulp necrosis when the affected teeth are exposed to occlusal forces.

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