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Apical periodontitis is an inflammation involving the periodontium and adjacent alveolar bone, along with the bone-marrow spaces (1). Inflammation arises following infection of the necrotic pulp, leading to acute periapical periodontitis.
Hristova, Vesela; Medical University of Varna
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Long-term evaluation of periapical healing following endodontic treatment of teeth with apical periodontitis [PDF]
The purpose of this investigation was to evaluate long-term healing of teeth with apical periodontitis treated by dental students according to the protocol of UNC School of Dentistry, Department of Endodontics.
Conner, Deborah A.
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Granuloma periapical: tratamiento convencional. Reporte de un caso
Root granulomas are chronic periapical lesions, considered direct sequels of infectious processes resulting from pulp necrosis, extending into the periradicular region.
Guzman Lopez, Fernando Javier +2 more
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Preservation Of Pulp Vitality Of Vital Teeth With Periapical Lesions
Introduction: Periapical lesions have endodontic and nonendodontic origins, and chronic apical periodontitis is the clinically most encountered radiolucency in the jaws.
Hanguo Wang
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Background. Despite a significant increase in the number of publications devoted to the improvement of therapeutic and diagnostic strategies in the treatment of patients with chronic apical periodontitis, the long-term results of X-ray monitoring of ...
K.E. Frolova, L.A. Zyulkina
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Objective The present study investigated the role of a diode laser in the treatment of fistula chronic periapical periodontitis in elderly people. Methods A total of 114 cases of fistula chronic periapical periodontitis in the elderly were randomly ...
SUN Shihui, WANG Yexin, GUO Wei
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The aim: To establish the dynamics of reparation processes in periapical tissues in chronic granulomatous periodontitis under the influence of the developed composition based on calcium hydroxyapatite in comparison with the generally accepted drug MTA. Materials and methods: The main group included 52 individuals, and the comparison group – 19 patients
Iryna V, Han +5 more
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Connective tissue graft wall technique for mandibular Class II furcation defects: Two case reports
Abstract Background Furcation involvement (FI) represents one of the most challenging conditions in periodontal therapy due to limited accessibility and the progressive interradicular attachment loss that compromises long‐term tooth stability. Deep periodontal pockets in molars and premolars often present as combined defects, including horizontal FI ...
Ilham Mounssif +7 more
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Clinical Differential Diagnosis between Nonodontogenic and Endodontic Radiolucent Lesions in Periapical Location: A Critical Review [PDF]
In endodontics, accurate diagnoses are important for the selection of appropriate and successful therapy. Several nonendodontic entities in periapical location may resemble those of inflammatory endodontic origin and impact therapeutic approaches.
Carvalho, Stephany Pimenta +2 more
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Long‐term stability after non‐surgical furcation retreatment with adjunctive collagen hydrogel
Abstract Background Management of inflammation at previously surgically treated periodontal sites represents a clinical challenge. Although surgical retreatment may be indicated in selected cases, a conservative non‐surgical approach may restore periodontal stability while avoiding the additional morbidity associated with repeated surgery.
Marisa Roncati +1 more
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