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  • Jan 18, 2007, 10:40 AM
    samirooo
    Root canal perforation
    Hello
    I want to ask a lot of question about the root canal perforation!

    Like

    What's the meaning of root perfoation?
    Causes ?
    Tratment?
    How to avoid root perforation ?

    And if there's any pictures to show that please send at my email address
    [email protected]

    Thant I need to make research about the root perforation and I need help :(
    Thanks a lot
  • Feb 7, 2007, 11:02 AM
    ashikajn
    Root canal perforation is an opening created other than the canal either due to resorption ir operators performance or due to caries
  • Feb 7, 2007, 11:04 AM
    ashikajn
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by samirooo
    hello
    i want to ask alot of question about the root canal perforation !!

    like

    what's the meaning of root perfoation?
    causes ?
    tratment?
    how to avoid root perforation ?

    and if there's any pictures to show that please send at my email address
    [email protected]

    thant i need to make research about the root perforation and i need help :(
    thanks alot

    It is an opening created external to the canal either due to resortion or due to caries or operaters performance it can be treated by sealing it with mta
  • Feb 10, 2007, 07:55 PM
    renee78
    Im afraid the previous answer is ont entirely accurate. Root canal perforation usually occurs when a tooth is being root treated, and is instrumented too far. Dentists use tiny files that increase in size and length to remove necrotic nerve tissue and clean out the canal/s. These files are measured to gauge the length of the canals, and sometimes, due to the difficulty of the RCT, or difficulty in negotiating a tricky canal, the apex (tip) of the canal is perforated by the end of the file. Sometimes, it means nothing and the RCT can be completed without incident. Sometimes, it causes complications down the line, its difficult to judge. Some teeth that have been perforated, need specialist attention(endodontist)

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