A Case of Multiple Pulp Stones in Young Permanent Teeth
Abstract：Pulp stones are a form of pulp degeneration, often associated with pulp disease, but may also occur in healthy or unerupted teeth, usually discovered during X-ray imaging [1-2]. Clinically, individual teeth may develop pulp stones due to caries or age-related changes, while multiple pulp stones in young permanent teeth are rare [3], and there is no relevant report on whether multiple pulp stones affect orthodontic treatment. In November 2022, we treated a case of a teenager with multiple pulp stones and conducted orthodontic treatment. The following is a report on this case.
Keywords：Young permanent teethMultiple pulp stonesOrthodontic treatment
Publication Date：2025-12-28
Online Publishing Date：2026-01-23(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：5( 707-711 )