Surgical endodontics

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Abstract

Root canal treatment usually fails because infection remains within the root canal. An orthograde attempt at re-treatment should always be considered first. However, when surgery is indicated, modern microtechniques coupled with surgical magnification will lead to a better prognosis. Careful management of the hard and soft tissues is essential, specially designed ultrasonic tips should be used for root end preparation which should ideally be sealed with MTA. All cases should be followed up until healing is seen, or failure accepted, and should form a part of clinical audit.

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Carrotte, P. (2005). Surgical endodontics. British Dental Journal, 198(2), 71–79. https://doi.org/10.1038/sj.bdj.4811970

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