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Exploratory endodontic surgery
Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1981Re-treatment of complicated endodontically treated teeth requires special consideration, particularly if the patient is unable to furnish the proper past history, such as where, when, and how the tooth in question was treated. In such cases most often more than just opening the pulp chamber and root canal(s) is required for a correct diagnosis.
K, Salamat, F R, Rezai, R S, Knight
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Dental Clinics of North America, 2012
Conventional endodontic therapy is successful approximately 80-85% of the time. Many of these failures will occur after one year. The presence of continued pain, drainage, mobility or an increasing size of a radiolucent area are some of the indications to treat the case surgically. Since many of these cases may have had final restorations placed by the
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Conventional endodontic therapy is successful approximately 80-85% of the time. Many of these failures will occur after one year. The presence of continued pain, drainage, mobility or an increasing size of a radiolucent area are some of the indications to treat the case surgically. Since many of these cases may have had final restorations placed by the
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Adjuncts to posterior endodontic surgery
Journal of Endodontics, 1990Adjuncts to posterior endodontic surgery include fiberoptics, high-torque handpieces, and optical magnification. These current technologies allow the clinician to expand and amplify his surgical techniques. The patient can now have the benefit of treatment options not available previously.
R, Bellizzi, R, Loushine
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A teaching model for endodontic surgery
International Endodontic Journal, 1998It is often difficult to achieve realistic simulation in teaching endodontic surgery. There is relatively little material available to students other than animal tissue or human cadavers. We propose a working model for the teaching of this discipline, constructed from casts of a natural skull which reproduce anatomical features such as gingiva ...
G, Sauveur, Y, Boucher
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An endoscopic technique for endodontic surgery
Journal of Endodontics, 1999Modern endoscopy has been in existence for > 100 yr. As the desire for increased visualization in endodontic surgery continues, there is a constant search for better instruments and techniques to meet this demand. Endoscopy provides the surgeon with outstanding vision and ease of use. This study refines the endoscopic technique for endodontic surgery.
J K, Bahcall +2 more
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Endodontic applications of guided tissue regeneration in endodontic surgery
Journal of Endodontics, 1996This paper is intended to provide an overview of different endodontic applications in guided tissue regeneration. It is our expectation that using these techniques, where applicable, will increase endodontic surgical success. We have described six different clinical conditions including external resorption, root perforation, dehiscence, palatal grooves,
H J, Rankow, P R, Krasner
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Endodontic surgery on posterior teeth*
Australian Dental Journal, 1974Abstract— Apical surgery ancillary to endodontio procedures on posterior teeth has been described. It requires a meticulous surgical technique and close attention to anatomical detail.
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Soft Tissue Management in Endodontic Surgery
Journal of Endodontics, 2005Modern 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
Velvart, Peter, Peters, Christine I.
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Levels of Evidence for the Outcome of Endodontic Surgery
Journal of Endodontics, 2005The purpose of this investigation was twofold: (1) to search for clinical articles pertaining to success and failure of periapical surgery and (2) to assign levels of evidence to these studies except case reports. Electronic and manual searches were conducted to identify all the literature regarding success and failure of periapical surgery since 1970.
Cary, Mead +4 more
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SOFT TISSUE MANAGEMENT IN ENDODONTIC SURGERY
Dental Clinics of North America, 1997This article provides an overview of the factors influencing the wound healing of oral soft tissues before, during, and after surgical endodontics. In more detail, the effects of flap design, handling of tissues, and wound closure are discussed.
L B, Peters, P R, Wesselink
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