Correction to: A. Mersel (ed.), Oral Rehabilitation for Compromised and Elderly Patients, https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-76129-9_8

The original version of Chapter 8 was inadvertently published with the incorrect figures and captions.

The chapter has been updated with the correct figures and captions listed below:

Figure 8.1; Page 122

Figure Caption: Initial enamel carious lesion including the different zones

Figure 8.2; Page 123

Figure Caption: Section of a white spot lesion: initial enamel carious lesion including the different zones

Figure 8.3; Page 124

Figure Caption: Initial carious lesion in dentin: schematic representation of the different carious layers (necrotic debris, soft carious dentin, intermediary zone: a mixture of soft carious dentin and empty tubules, above the sclerotic zone.

Figure 8.4; Page 126

Figure Caption: rd: reactionary dentin, and rep: reparative dentin after pulp capping with Dycal after 4 weeks. CTI is the calciotraumatic line at the junction between secondary and tertiary dentin.

Figure 8.5; Page 133

Figure Caption: Multipotent cell line may differentiate into bone (osteogenesis), cartilage (chondrogenesis), fatty tissue (adipogenesis) and odontogenesis. H8 and C5 are monopotent cell lines that do not display any change in their phenotype.

Figure 8.6; Page 134

Figure Caption: The cell line A4 express DSP and DMP1, in contrast with the H8 and C5 cell lines which are not reactive. B: Bone differentiation C: Immunovisualization of proteoglycans D: Lipids are expressed as LPL and PPAR gamma 2.

Figure 8.7; Page 135

Figure Caption: a & c: Anti-dentin sialophosphoprotein (DSP) immunolabelling. c & d Immunolabelling was carried out with an anti-osteopontin (OPN) antibody The anti-BSP shows extensive labelling nera the pulp perforation, but no around the agarose bead (b). Anti-OPN labeling is strong around the agarose beads, acting as a carrier for the protein.