random for final Flashcards
how can applied heat help in the healing process?
aid in body’s defenses
- vasodialtion
- increased circulation into the infected area
- removal of tissue products
- increased inflammatory cells innto the infected area
phenoix abscess? mechanism and management
recrudescence of a chronic periradicular periodontisis
chronic periradicualr periodontitis that becomes an acute periradicualr abscess due to
- decreased host resistance
- increased bacterial virulence
manage same as acute periradicualr abscess
tooth stiffness affected by conservative endo?
only by 5%
- an endo access with combine MOD prep– results in maximum tooth fragilization
describe root end resection
component of surgical phase
- FLAT resection 3 mm of root end
- 93% reduction in incidence of lateral canals by resecting 3mm according to Hess models and 98 % reduction in apical ramifications
degree of bevel and implication
ZERO DEGREE BEVEL –
deeper retrofills and decreased leakage
retroprep whaat diension?
3mm
so 3mm avity prep into the root end
- use of an ultrasoninc tips
so we effectively treat 6 mm by resecting 3mm and prepping 3mm
isthmus between two canals must be incorporated into the preparation
situations where peri-radicualr surgery may not be advisable
- medically compromised patients
- indiscriminant use of surgery (not needed)
- unidentifies cause of failure
- anatomic factors
- maxillary sinus
- mental and IAN
- greater palatine vessels
- short roots
post op care of surgery
ice 10 minutes, 10 minutes off for 6-8 hours ideally
chlorohexidine rinse for 1 week
IBUPROFEN 1800-2400 mg/ day for 1 week
- synergistic between NSIADs and acetominophen
sinus exposure - what do you add to post op care?
augmentin 875 mg bif for 10 days
0.5% neosynephrine or OTC nasal decongestants
tooth closest to maillary sinus
MB root of maxillary second molar
13% of maxillary posterior teeth have a sinus communication
buccal root of max 1st pre-molar is the farthest
anatomical considerations with mental and IAN
mental foramen is positioned 2mm emsial and 2.5 mm apical to the 2nd premolar apex
situations indicating peri-radicular surgery
- anatomic problems
- procedural accidents
- irretreivable materials in the canal
- persistent symptoms
- horizontal apical fractures
- biopsy
- repair of resorptive / perforation defects
- root amputation and hemisection