1. The periapical not formed: more common
in young permanent teeth. Teeth by trauma, causing the pulp exposed pulp
necrosis. There are two methods of clinical formed at the end of treatment
apical teeth: an indirect or direct pulp capping another apical angioplasty.
Indirect or direct pulp capping is the use of a capping agent, such as calcium
hydroxide or other calcium-containing paste, covering the surface of the cave
or pulp, so that the formation of reparative dentin, and to achieve the purpose
of the formation of apical. Apical angioplasty is the use of calcium-class
preparation for root canal filling; promote dental hard tissue formation,
particularly in promoting apical formation, to achieve the purpose of apical
closure.
2. Radicular cyst: it is a chronic
periapical lesion. Its features are: pulp necrosis, tooth discoloration, dull.
The cyst can be very flexible, visual observation of the tooth can not
determine its size. In some cases, can touch the gingival mucosa bulge, with
ping-pong-like shells sexy. Deal with Radicular cyst, the first treatment of
the root canal. Such a root canal is not easy to dry, in the use of antibiotics
to dental instruments control infection, surgical removal of the cyst.
3. Root broken: odontoclasis site may occur
in different parts of the tooth, broken tooth neck, the root the middle broken
and periapical broken. Handling odontoclasis no special way to What steps do dental implants encounter
odontoclasis cases are taken to solve tooth extraction. Now for the root middle
and apical broken cases using internal fixation in the treatment of the root
canal.
4. Calcified root canal orifice: more
common in reparative dentin done endodontic treatment of teeth or carious teeth
of the elderly is common. Ball drill clinical treatment, combined dental films,
drilling and grinding direction, and then expands the root canal treatment.
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