Abstract
Apical fenestration is a rare clinical entity in endodontics. Precise diagnosis and treatment plan should be made to achieve favourable results. In the present case report a 35-year-old male patient with continuous pain for almost one month after root canal treatment reported to the clinic. Diagnosis was made with the aid of CBCT Cone Beam Computer Tomography which confirmed apical fenestration. A comprehensive treatment plan was devised. Routine endodontic therapy with surgical intervention was done which yielded in the success of the treatment. Patient was followed up for six months and the healing process was noted to be uneventful.
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