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Surgical endodontic retreatment
International Endodontic Journal, 1986Summary. In teeth with periapical lesions and defective root canal seals non‐surgical retretment is usually preferred. Sometimes, howeve, such treatment may not be feasible and periapical surgery must be performed. The present study investigated a technique of retrograde root canal treatment as an alternative to the more conventional types of surgical
C, Reit, J, Hirsch
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Dental Clinics of North America, 1992
Endodontic failure is a difficult diagnosis to confirm. Various other pathologic entities that must be ruled out by radiographs and tests have been discussed. Because of significant and, as yet, unresolved problems with surgical endodontic treatment, conservative retreatment should be given priority in treatment planning.
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Endodontic failure is a difficult diagnosis to confirm. Various other pathologic entities that must be ruled out by radiographs and tests have been discussed. Because of significant and, as yet, unresolved problems with surgical endodontic treatment, conservative retreatment should be given priority in treatment planning.
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2016
In the case of a failed endodontic treatment, it is necessary to re-treat the root canal. Orthograde endodontic retreatment involves removing the existing filling material from the root canal with additional cleaning, disinfection and final obturation of the canal.
Vukoje, Karolina, Brkanić, Tatjana
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In the case of a failed endodontic treatment, it is necessary to re-treat the root canal. Orthograde endodontic retreatment involves removing the existing filling material from the root canal with additional cleaning, disinfection and final obturation of the canal.
Vukoje, Karolina, Brkanić, Tatjana
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Retreatment of endodontic fillings
European Journal of Oral Sciences, 1979Abstract— Effects of endodontic retreatment on quality of seal and periapical healing were assessed among 660 previously root‐filled roots. The roots were divided into either of two groups according to presence or absence of pathologic alterations in the periapical area.
G, Bergenholtz +5 more
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Endodontic retreatment decisions: no consensus
International Endodontic Journal, 2000Aim The objectives of the present study were to: (i) evaluate the consensus, if any, amongst dental schools, students and their instructors managing the same clinical cases, all of which involved endodontically treated teeth; and (ii) determine the predominant proposed treatment option.Methodology Final year students, endodontic staff members and ...
S, Aryanpour +2 more
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MICRO-ENDODONTIC NONSURGICAL RETREATMENT
Dental Clinics of North America, 1997Clinicians frequently encounter endodontically treated teeth that are failing. The vast majority of these cases can be predictably retreated nonsurgically. Integration of specific technology, coupled with breakthrough techniques, are described and powerfully demonstrated.
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Conventional endodontic failure and retreatment
Dental Clinics of North America, 2004Technologic advancements in dentistry and specifically endodontics have vastly improved the quality of care rendered to patients. These advancements allow clinicians to gain insight into the retreatment of failing root canals. Due to training, practice, and patience, clinicians can expand their capabilities alongside of these technologic advancements ...
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Endodontic treatment part 3: endodontic retreatment
Dental Nursing, 2015In the third article in this three-part series, Chris Emery discusses the possibility of retreatment following a failed initial root canal treatment
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The perceived benefit of endodontic retreatment
International Endodontic Journal, 2002AbstractKvist T, Reit C. The perceived benefit of endodontic retreatment. International Endodontic Journal, 35, 359–365, 2002.Aim There is substantial variation amongst dentists in the management of symptom‐free periapical lesions in root‐filled teeth.
T, Kvist, C, Reit
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