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Summary

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Dilaceration, a tooth anomaly, involves abrupt changes in crown-root inclination, often affecting posterior teeth. Diagnosis via periapical radiographs and careful endodontic preparation of curved canals are crucial for successful treatment.

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Area of Science:

Dentistry
Endodontics
Dental Development

Background:

Dilaceration is a developmental anomaly characterized by an abnormal angulation between a tooth's crown and root.
It can occur in both primary and permanent teeth, with a higher prevalence in posterior teeth and the maxilla.
Accurate diagnosis of root dilacerations is essential for effective dental treatment.

Observation:

Periapical radiography is identified as the most suitable diagnostic method for detecting root dilacerations.
The preparation of curved root canals presents a significant challenge in endodontic procedures.
Meticulous technique is required for safe and adequate enlargement of these complex canal anatomies.

Findings:

This article reviews existing literature on dilaceration.
It presents three case reports detailing instances of root dilacerations.
The review highlights the diagnostic and therapeutic challenges associated with dilacerated teeth.

Implications:

Understanding dilaceration is vital for endodontic success.
Proper radiographic interpretation aids in diagnosing this anomaly.
Adherence to precise endodontic techniques ensures optimal outcomes for teeth with dilacerations.