Modern concepts of etiology, pathogenesis and treatment approaches to endo-perio lesions

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A combination of periodontitis and pulp or periapical tissues inflammation in one tooth is known as endo-periodontal lesions. Such kind of lesion is serious problem of modern dentistry. It was found that pathogenic microflora of periodontal pocket and root canal of tooth with eno-perio lesion is almost the equal and consist of anaerobic microorganisms. Pathogenic effects have not only microorganisms but also their life products. Apical foramen, lateral and additional canals are physiological ways for pathogens migration. Inflammatory processes in these structures complicate each other. Lack of information among dentists about treatment possibilities of endo-perio lesions is a main reasons of extraction such kind of teeth. Simultaneous elimination of pathogens both from periodontal pocket and root canal is a key factor for effective treatment. Periodontal status is main factor for prognosis of tooth with endo-perio lesion, because of it treatment of endo-perio lesions should consist of two stages: infection elimination and regeneration of tooth-supported structures.

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Grudyanov, A. I., Makeeva, M. K., & Pyatigorskay, N. V. (2013). Modern concepts of etiology, pathogenesis and treatment approaches to endo-perio lesions. Vestnik Rossiiskoi Akademii Meditsinskikh Nauk, (8), 34–36. https://doi.org/10.15690/vramn.v68i8.721

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