Why does crown calcification progress, and how is it treated?

Tooth calcification can progress when calcium salts are deposited inside the dental pulp in response to trauma, aging, or persistent irritation or inflammation. If there are no symptoms or lesions, periodic follow-up observation is generally recommended. If root canal treatment is necessary, it is performed as it would be for a typical tooth. However, if the root canal is narrow, treatment becomes more difficult and the success rate may decrease; therefore, it is advisable to monitor the condition through regular checkups.