Removal of intracanal metal fragment: case report

Authors

  • Matheus da Silva Alves Faculdade do Amazonas (IAES), Brasil Author
  • Natália Stefany da Silva Pereira Faculdade do Amazonas (IAES), Brasil Author
  • Jefter Haad Ruiz da Silva Faculdade do Amazonas (IAES), Brasil Author
  • Luciana Aleixo dos Santos de Melo Faculdade do Amazonas (IAES), Brasil Author
  • Jorge Alberto Carrazana Moya Faculdade do Amazonas (IAES), Brasil Author
  • Camila Valente Smith Faculdade do Amazonas (IAES), Brasil Author
  • Lizete Karla Filgueiras de Souza Faculdade do Amazonas (IAES), Brasil Author
  • Márcio Langbeck Castelo Branco Faculdade do Amazonas (IAES), Brasil Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.70614/x2xrjg18

Keywords:

Endodontics, Endodontic fragment fracture, Endodontic fragment removal

Abstract

The purpose of endodontics is to promote the elimination of bacteria and their by-products from inside the root canal so that the infection is stopped and the functions of the dental elements are maintained. Endodontic treatment has a high success rate and, therefore, protocols must be followed. However, during the stages of the endodontic procedure, the professional is subject to errors, either due to instrument failures and/or root anatomy of the tooth, or due to the dentist's lack of skill/knowledge. The present study aims to present, report and discuss a clinical case of a 62-year-old patient, of fracture of an endodontic instrument, more precisely of a metal tip or an irrigation syringe, in element 23, attended at the IAES Dental Clinic, which After carrying out clinical and radiographic examinations, the recommended protocol was endodontic treatment of the root canal. The result of the treatment was satisfactory, as it maintained the integrity of the dental element, promoting oral health and a better quality of life for the patient

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Published

2024-10-18

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Vol. 5 No. 1 (2023): Revista Clínica de Odontologia

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