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Cutting off dens invagination as a treatment of dens invaginatus: Case report
24th Global Dentists and Pediatric Dentistry Annual Meeting
June 11-12, 2018 | London, UK
Yunjung Song
Seoul Nartional University, South Korea
Posters & Accepted Abstracts: Dentistry
Abstract:
The presence of complicated anatomy of root canal space, such as dens invaginatus, frequently hinders proper canal enlargement and obturation in root canal treatment, which might drive unfavorable clinical endodontic outcome. It would be a decent way to remove only the invaginated portion and proceed typical endodontic treatment. This report describes a clinical case of patient with dens invaginatus with apical periodontitis. The treatment was achieved by means of modifying complicated root anatomy with removing invaginated hard tissue and orthograde obturation with mineralized trioxide aggregate(MTA). â??Cutting offâ?? invaginated tooth structure can provide sufficient vision which will lead practitioner to achieve favorable canal irrigation and obturation. Anatomical analysis via cone beam CT(CBCT) will help dentists to treat properly. sungjumo@gmail.com