Abstract
Management of Internal Root Resorption with Bioceramic Material on Permanent Tooth-A Case Report
Highlights
The Glossary of the American Association of Endodontists defines internal root resorption (IRR) as a condition associated with a physiological or pathological process that results in the loss of dentin, cement and bone [1]
The IRR could be caused by several stimuli: trauma, chronic inflammation of pulp/periodontal ligament, heat created by the friction of drills during the preparation of cavities, cracked tooth syndrome, tooth reimplantation and orthodontic treatment [4]
IRR detection is done by X-rays, the use of cone beams computed tomography (CBCT) has been reported to be highly useful for diagnosis in endodontics, since it shows the lesion in detail and includes
Summary
The Glossary of the American Association of Endodontists defines internal root resorption (IRR) as a condition associated with a physiological or pathological process that results in the loss of dentin, cement and bone [1]. It gives advantage of flow of material as well as sealing ability which better bond with the corresponding gutta percha used for obturation [13] The purpose of this case report is to describe the diagnosis and clinical management of an internal root resorption with bioceramic material. After removing the pulp tissue properly chemical-mechanical instrumentation was performed with Hyflex One File (COLTENE) and irrigation was done with 1ml of 2.5% of sodium hypochlorite between each time instrumentation with 30-gauge side vented needle This was followed by irrigation with normal saline to remove any remnants of hypochlorite, later canal was dried with absorbent points.
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