MISSED CANAL , SURGICAL APPROACH
24/10/2024
Ibrahim El Naggar
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Lack of knowledge in the endodontic field may lead to some errors during the treatment if we are not having the right techniques combined with the right tools as well the knowledge about the internal anatomy.
Fig. 1
Pre - Op Radiograph & CBCT , showing a lower 1st molar with a separated instrument & a separated instrument and having a prosthetic crown which makes the non surgical retreatment step difficult.
Fig. 2
POST OP , Resection of mesial root with separated instrument & Distal Root with Missed Anatomy.
Clinical Video
Fig. 3
Post Op and 3 YEARS Follow Up CBCT
Bone regeneration at surgical site
Conclusions
The Clinician must have enough knowledge about the root canal anatomy , techniques and to know how to deal with errors if happened as well to know the limitation of surgical and non surgical treatment.
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