CLINICAL CASES
Endodontic treatment takes time and dedication to achieve healing.
Having a broken tool is not entirely the cause of endodontic treatment failure, because if there are no germs it can stay forever without causing any problems to the patient.
To remove a broken tool we must be able to see it!
An endodontic treatment does not necessarily have to be “beautiful” radiographically to give us complete healing of the periapical lesion and therefore full functionality of the tooth!
Initial endodontic treatment Special Anatomies
Initial endodontic treatment C-shaped anatomy
Initial endodontic treatment 3 root canals in the proximal buccal root
Initial endodontic treatment of a calcified tooth and complete healing of the periapical lesion
Initial endodontic treatment in a tooth with strong bends
Initial endodontic treatment on a tooth with strong bends
Initial endodontic treatment on a tooth with strong bends
Initial endodontic treatment in a tooth with severe bends and calcified proximal root canals
Initial endodontic treatment in a tooth with bends and collateral anatomy
Initial endodontic treatment of three-rooted premolar
Initial endodontic treatment – endodontic case – complete healing
Initial endodontic treatment severe bends:
Results are patient specific and may vary from patient to patient.
Repeat endodontic treatment
Repeat endodontic treatment tool removal
Repeat endodontic treatment and bypass of broken appliance
Repeat endodontic treatment - Endodontic incident - complete healing
Repeat endodontic treatment – Endodontic incident – complete healing
Repeat endodontic treatment in a tooth with collateral root canals
Major alterations
Repetition of endodontic treatment in a tooth with root resorption
Repetition of endodontic treatment in a tooth with root resorption
Repetition of endodontic treatment in a tooth with root resorption
