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Dental Clinics of North America, 2007
This article presents a review of materials currently used in the practice of endodontics. Current endodontic materials include those that have been thoroughly tested by scientific investigation, clinical usage, and time, as well as others that are the result of new knowledge in the field of dental materials.
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This article presents a review of materials currently used in the practice of endodontics. Current endodontic materials include those that have been thoroughly tested by scientific investigation, clinical usage, and time, as well as others that are the result of new knowledge in the field of dental materials.
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Advances in Dental Research, 1988
Endodontic sealing materials for permanent obturation of root canals are highly variable both in chemistry of setting and in their additives. Conventional materials are based on zinc oxide-eugenol, rosin-chloroform, or synthetic resins. These have been extensively tested for biological and technical properties.
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Endodontic sealing materials for permanent obturation of root canals are highly variable both in chemistry of setting and in their additives. Conventional materials are based on zinc oxide-eugenol, rosin-chloroform, or synthetic resins. These have been extensively tested for biological and technical properties.
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International Endodontic Journal, 1972
Based on a paper read to the Spring Meeting (1972) of the British Endodontic ...
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Based on a paper read to the Spring Meeting (1972) of the British Endodontic ...
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The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1977
Clinical and histopathologic findings are mixed in current endodontic classifications. A new system, based on symptomatology, may be more useful in clincial practice. The classifications are vital asymptomatic, hypersensitive dentin, inflamed-reversible, inflamed/dengenerating without area-irreversible, inflamed/degenerating with area-irreversible ...
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Clinical and histopathologic findings are mixed in current endodontic classifications. A new system, based on symptomatology, may be more useful in clincial practice. The classifications are vital asymptomatic, hypersensitive dentin, inflamed-reversible, inflamed/dengenerating without area-irreversible, inflamed/degenerating with area-irreversible ...
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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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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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British Dental Journal
This article aims to provide general dentists with an overview into the applications of surgery in endodontics. The article will discuss the following: apical surgery; surgical management of perforations; surgical management of external cervical root resorption; intentional replantation; and functional crown lengthening in conjunction with endodontics.
Sanjeev, Bhanderi, Kreena, Patel
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This article aims to provide general dentists with an overview into the applications of surgery in endodontics. The article will discuss the following: apical surgery; surgical management of perforations; surgical management of external cervical root resorption; intentional replantation; and functional crown lengthening in conjunction with endodontics.
Sanjeev, Bhanderi, Kreena, Patel
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Journal of Veterinary Dentistry, 1991
Endodontic instruments are used within the tooth pulp chamber and root canal systems. An understanding of the armamentarium of endodontic instrumentation is necessary in the selection of, and proper use of, these instruments. This proper selection and use of instruments along with the meticulous use of the endodontic triad, can greatly increase the ...
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Endodontic instruments are used within the tooth pulp chamber and root canal systems. An understanding of the armamentarium of endodontic instrumentation is necessary in the selection of, and proper use of, these instruments. This proper selection and use of instruments along with the meticulous use of the endodontic triad, can greatly increase the ...
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice, 1992
One misconception in veterinary medicine is that fractured teeth do not need to be treated, or treatment should consist of extraction only. Two common causes of endodontic disease in the cat are fractures and secondary to cervical line lesions. Endodontic technique can be useful in returning a diseased tooth to normal, pain-free function.
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One misconception in veterinary medicine is that fractured teeth do not need to be treated, or treatment should consist of extraction only. Two common causes of endodontic disease in the cat are fractures and secondary to cervical line lesions. Endodontic technique can be useful in returning a diseased tooth to normal, pain-free function.
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