EXTERNAL REZORB Sİ YON VE PERİ APIKAL LEZYONLAR SONUCU PERIODONTAL DESTEĞİ KAYBOLMUŞ DİŞLERİN RETROGRAD AMALGAM VE ENDODONTİK İMPLANTLARLA TEDAVİLERİ-APPLICATION OF ENDODONTIC IMPLANTS AND RETROGRADE AMALGAM IN CASES WHERE PERIODONTAL SUPPORT IS LOST AS A
Abstract
APPLICATION OF ENDODONTIC IMPLANTS AND RETROGRADE AMALGAM IN CASES WHERE PERIODONTAL SUPPORT IS LOST AS A RESULT OF EXTERNAL RESORPTION AND PERIAPICAL LESIONS
ÖZET
Bu çalışmada, travmaük nedenlerle
periodontal
desteğini kaybetmiş iki dişin endodontik yolla tedavisi yapılarak bu dişler ağız içerisinde fonksiyonel duruma getirilmişlerdir.
Kronik travmaya maruz kalmış üst ön grup 4 dişi bulunan bir hastanın 2 dişine yalnız apikal rezeksiyon işlemi yapıldı. Diğer iki dişte saptanan geniş
external rezorbsiyon sahas
ı ve yaygın apikal lezyon nedeniyle bu dişlere endodontik implant uygulandı. External rezorbsiyon sahaları amalgamla kapatıldı.
Dişler sabit ortodontik apereylerle yan dişlere bağlandı . Kronik travma nedeni olan premature kontaktı ar kaldırıldı. 3 aylık takip sonunda dişlerde klinik ve radyolojik yönden herhangi bir patolojik bulgu saptanamamıştır.
Anahtar sözcükler:
External rezorbsiyon, apikal lezyon, endodontik
implant.
ABSTRACT
In this study, two teeth which lost their periodontal support due to traumatic reasons were endodontically treated and became functional there after.
A patient whose four upper anterior teeth were exposed to chronic trauma was rendered apical resection of only in two of them. At the other two teeth endodontic implant therapy was performed because of a large external resorption area and an extensive periapical lesion. External \ resorption area and an extensive periapical lesion. External resorption areas were closed with amalgam filling ma- ] terial. These teeth were splinted to adjacent ones with the aid of fixed orthodontic appliances.
Premature contact areas were also removed, which \ caused the chronic trauma. At the end of three months follow-up period these teeth revealed no sign of pathosis.
Key words: External resorption, apical lesion, endodontic implant.
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| Primary Language | Turkish |
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| Journal Section | Case Reports |
| Authors | |
| Publication Date | June 6, 2013 |
| Published in Issue | Year 1992 Volume: 26 Issue: 2 |
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