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[Apicoectomy and reverse filling procedure in posterior teeth]
To Helleniko Periodiko Gia Stomatike & Gnathoprosopike Cheirourgike
|March 1, 1990
Summary
Apicoectomy with reverse filling offers a surgical alternative for posterior teeth when conservative root canal treatments fail. This technique addresses complex cases, including calcified canals and prosthetic restoration challenges.
Area of Science:
- Endodontics
- Oral Surgery
Context:
- Conservative endodontic treatments may fail in complex posterior tooth cases.
- Anatomical challenges in posterior teeth increase surgical difficulty.
Purpose:
- To present apicoectomy with reverse filling as an alternative surgical method for posterior teeth.
- To analyze indications, evaluation criteria, and procedural stages.
Summary:
- Details the apicoectomy with reverse filling procedure for posterior teeth, addressing cases where conservative endodontics is unsuccessful.
- Highlights the use of specialized instruments for retrograde amalgam filling and discusses potential complications.
- Focuses on challenges related to anatomical variations and procedural specifics like apical bevel and cavity preparation.
Impact:
- Provides a viable surgical solution for challenging endodontic failures in posterior teeth.
- Offers insights into managing difficult anatomical conditions and procedural nuances in apical surgery.