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MARION, Jefferson J. C., DUQUE, Thaís Mageste, SANTOS, Tatiane Silveira, MANHÃES, Frederico Campos |
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Dental Press Endodontics; May-Aug2013, Vol. 3 Issue 2, p96-101, 6p |
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Objective: The aim of this study was to report the treatment of a tooth with cervical root perforation caused during endodontic treatment. Methods: The patient attended the endodontist's office with painful symptoms resulting from a cervical root perforation exposed to the oral cavity. The endodontic treatment was performed in multiple sessions using the dressing with calcium hydroxide and propylene glycol, in order to aid the decontamination of the root canal and the perforation. The root Objective: The aim of this study was to report the treatment of a tooth with cervical root perforation caused during endodontic treatment. Methods: The patient attended the endodontist's office with painful symptoms resulting from a cervical root perforation exposed to the oral cavity. The endodontic treatment was performed in multiple sessions using the dressing with calcium hydroxide and propylene glycol, in order to aid the decontamination of the root canal and the perforation. The root perforation was sealed with MTA because this material is capable of forming mineralized tissue due to its sealing ability, biocompatibility and alkalinity. In addition, the humidity present in the periodontal tissues can provide the necessary means to adapt the MTA on the walls of the perforation and its setting expansion, justifying its use in this case as it is a case of cervical perforation, a difficult site to control humidity. Conclusion: The authors concluded that MTA is an excellent material for sealing cervical root perforation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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