Cell homing recruits endogenous cells into a prepared environment, but clinical healing or a positive sensibility response does not by itself prove recreation of normal pulp histology.
Which outcome do you regard as primary in regenerative cases?
Does cell homing regenerate a true pulp-dentine complex?
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Dr. Rockson SamuelGeneral Dentistry, Implant Dentistry & Digital Dentistry·The evidence-focused review separates biological objectives from current limitations: dentalreach.today/cell-homing-revolutionizing-regeneration-in-endodontics
Resolution of symptoms and apical disease is primary; continued root development and sensibility are additional desired outcomes.
A shorter companion overview is available here: Cell Homing in Regenerative Endodontics dentalreach.today/cell-homing-a-game-changer-for-regenerative-endodontics
Consent should explain uncertainty, alternatives, follow-up and the possibility of further treatment.
For the wider clinical foundation, use Root Canal Treatment FAQ dentalreach.today/frequently-asked-questions-root-canal-treatment-101
The strongest clinical indication remains selected immature permanent teeth with necrotic pulps, not routine replacement of conventional RCT.
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