Mastering Endodontic Surgery / From Root Resection to Intentional Replantation -PART2 скачать в хорошем качестве

Mastering Endodontic Surgery / From Root Resection to Intentional Replantation -PART2

Endodontic Surgery: Corrective Procedures Explained Corrective endodontic surgery involves addressing defects in the root structure, excluding the apex. When defects are found in the coronal or middle thirds of the root, it’s crucial to physically observe, diagnose, and repair the issue. To achieve sufficient visual and surgical access, a full sulcular mucoperiosteal flap—such as a triangular or rectangular design—is used. These corrective procedures may be required due to procedural accidents, internal or external resorption, root caries, root fractures, or periodontal disease. Common corrective surgeries include: 1: Periradicular surgery – Repairing defects around the root area. 2: Root resection – The removal of an entire root from a multirooted tooth while keeping the clinical crown intact. 3: Hemisection – Separation of a multirooted tooth with removal of a root and the associated portion of the clinical crown. 4: Intentional replantation – Extracting and then replanting the tooth into its socket after the corrective procedure. These specialized surgical techniques aim to correct root-related problems and restore dental function. SIGN UP FOR FREE ZOOM ORIENTATION TODAY! https://dentabest.com/orientation #oralsurgery #endodontics #endodontist #inbde #ndeb #inbdeprep #afkclasses #afkexam #adatexam #adatprep #dentalstudies #dentist #dentistry #dentalprocedure #dentistrystudent