External root resorption was recognized as a late complication of traumatic injuries to the teeth, which usually occurs after orthodontic treatment, orthognatic or dentoalveolar surgery, bleaching techniques or other similar conditions. The purpose of our paper is to discuss the predisposing factors and to present treatment options for teeth with cervical resorption, with emphasys on surgical e...

BACKGROUND The prevalence of apical periodontitis in diabetes mellitus patients is high. The altered immunity in diabetes affects the healing process of periapical tissue. Single visit endodontic treatment has shown to increase the periapical healing rate with better patient compliance. Hence the present study aims at evaluating the clinical and radiographic healing outcome of single visit endo...

AIMS To (i) determine the prevalence of persistent dento-alveolar pain following nonsurgical and/or surgical endodontic treatment conducted in a teaching dental hospital and (ii) identify the risk factors associated with persistent pain after apparently successful root canal treatment. STUDY DESIGN A total of 175 patients/teeth were reviewed 12-59 months following treatment. The patients were...

This paper describes and discusses the multidisciplinary treatment involving a permanent maxillary lateral incisor fused to a supernumerary tooth, both presenting pulp necrosis and periapical lesion. A 15-year-old male patient sought treatment complaining of pain, swelling and mobility on the maxillary right lateral incisor. After clinical and radiographic examination, root canal preparation wa...

Modern endodontic surgery involves both root-end preparation and proper sealing of all apical portals of exit. Both components are requirements for mechanical and biological success, but the management of soft tissues becomes increasingly important for an esthetically successful treatment. A healthy appearance of soft tissues plays an important role in the esthetic outcome of periradicular surg...

AIM The object of this study was the evaluation of the success rate of endodontic treatment of primary teeth with necrotic pulps performed through a partial pulpectomy and a chemical shaping. MATERIALS AND METHODS The study was conducted on 50 necrotic primary molars, with an oral fistula and a clinical and radiographical positive diagnosis. On each tooth the endodontic treatment was performe...

Successful local anesthesia is the bedrock of pain control in endodontics. Pain control is essential to reduce fear and anxiety associated with endodontic procedure. It is belivied that premedication with non-streroidal anti–inflammatory (NSAID) drugs before administrating inferior alveolar nerve block (IANB) increases the success of anesthesia. The purpose of this study was to evaluate t...

The success of endodontic procedures depends on various factors like biomechanical preparation, disinfection or sterilization the pulp space, and at last but not least i.e. obturation canal for disinfection prepaired only instrumentation is abundant. use some other aids for this, intracanal irrigants are quite necessary essential for same. Keywords: Intracanal irrigants, Chlorhexidine, Sodium ...

introduction: advantages of endodontic treatments over tooth extraction have increased the demands for these treatments. success rate of these treatments is generally lower than the primary root canal therapies. recently, single visit treatments have gained more popularity. but, the influence of completing retreatment in a single appointment on success of the treatment is still a controversy. t...