Dental study aims to save Kids' teeth with common supplement
NCT ID NCT03451435
Summary
This early study tested whether adding a supplement called N-acetyl cysteine (NAC) during a special dental procedure could help save infected, immature teeth in children and teenagers. The goal was to see if NAC helped the tooth's own stem cells grow stronger, longer roots. The study was small and ended early, and it aimed to control the dental disease, not provide a one-time cure.
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University of California, Los Angeles Dept of Graduate Endodontics
Los Angeles, California, 90095, United States
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