Periapikal Lezyon Gösteren Tip II Dens Invaginatusun Tedavisi: Olgu Sunumu

Abstract

Dens invaginatus diş kronunun kalsifikasyonundan önce epitelyal invajinasyonuyla meydana gelen gelişimsel bir anomalidir. Dens invaginatustan etkilenen dişlerin endodontik tedavileri atipik anatomileri nedeniyle zor ve karmaşık olabilir. Ortograd ve cerrahi yaklaşımların kombine edilmesi bu vakaların başarılı tedavisinde etkili olmaktadır. Bu olgu sunumunun amacı tip II dens invaginatus, geniş periapikal lezyon ve açık apeksli dişin başarılı kombine cerrahi ve endodontik tedavisi ile 12 aylık takibini sunmaktır.

Keywords

• Endodonti, dens in dente

MANAGEMENT OF DENS INVAGINATUS TYPE II WITH PERIAPICAL LESION: CASE REPORT

Abstract

dens invaginatus is a developmental anomaly resulting from epithelial invagination of the tooth crown before calcification. endodontic treatment of teeth affected by dens invaginatusmay be difficult and complex due to aberrant anatomy. Combined orthograde and surgical approaches for successful treatment of dens invaginatus are effective. This report describes the successful treatmentand results atthe 12-month follow-up of a maxillary lateral incisor showing dens invaginatus type II, a large periapical lesion and an open apex by using combined surgical and endodontic treatment

Keywords

• Endodontics,dens in dente

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