<p class="jove_content">In this retrospective cohort, CGF use was associated with improved clinical and radiographic outcomes, root development parameters, pulp sensibility responses, and masticatory function in immature permanent teeth with traumatic pulp necrosis. These findings should be considered preliminary and hypothesis-generating, and they warrant further evaluation in prospective controlled studies.</p>

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Concentrated Growth Factor in Pulp Revascularization for Young Permanent Teeth with Traumatic Pulp Necrosis: A Retrospective Controlled Study

Concentrated Growth Factor (CGF), a platelet-derived biomaterial, has shown promise in tissue regeneration. This retrospective, non-randomized controlled ...

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