Aim\ud
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In this clinical case an indirect pulp capping was performed, using MTA, at 36 cariously damaged.\ud
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Methodology\ud
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A 7 years old girl, affected by DEA presented a decayed 36 whose radicular formation was still incomplete. After cleaning the carious cavity, MTA was placed as intermediate medication and a temporary filling material was used over MTA. The clinical procedure can be considered safe and simple.\ud
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Results and conclusions\ud
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Because of some problems of hers, this young girl returned after 6 months. The formation of hard tissue was observed and the rx control resulted in a clear evidence of root formation. We performed the final restoration of 36, using composite materials. At 6-months and at 7- years follow- up there aren???t clinical and radiographic signs of pulpar and radicular pathology. In conclusion, MTA seemed to be a material that can be used for the preservation of the pulp tissue vitality. Furthermore it prevented any leakage of the surface below it, even in cases where a lost integrity of the temporary filling material took place
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