Multiple errors retreatment
14/05/2023
Ibrahim El Naggar
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In this article i am presenting a case with multiple errors came symptomatic while biting.
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.
Fig. 1
Pre - Op Radiograph , showing a lower 1st molar with a long extended GP at the perforation and a separated instrument on the entrance of the missed canal covered by composite restoration.
Fig. 2
Removal of the extruded GP , You can see the Granulation Tissue around.
Fig. 3
Disassembling of all the canal filling was done and checked by X-Ray (Detailed Technique Showing in the Video)
Fig. 4
Master Cone
Fig. 5
Post Op
White : MTA
Orange : Gutta Percha
Green : Composite
Clinical Video
Conclusions
The Clinician must have enough knowledge about the root canal anatomy , techniques and to know how to deal with errors if happened.
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