2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.joen.2014.10.007
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Perforating Internal Root Resorption Repaired with Mineral Trioxide Aggregate Caused Complete Resolution of Odontogenic Sinus Mucositis: A Case Report

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“…La reabsorción radicular interna es una patología pulpar crónica silenciosa que genera el debilitamiento radicular interno, el cual provoca que la pieza dental presente un pronóstico reservado (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)12) . Actualmente existen materiales que rellenan y refuerzan dichos defectos, como es el caso del MTA (6,9,10,11,(15)(16)(17) y cementos biocerámicos como Biodentine.…”
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“…La reabsorción radicular interna es una patología pulpar crónica silenciosa que genera el debilitamiento radicular interno, el cual provoca que la pieza dental presente un pronóstico reservado (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)12) . Actualmente existen materiales que rellenan y refuerzan dichos defectos, como es el caso del MTA (6,9,10,11,(15)(16)(17) y cementos biocerámicos como Biodentine.…”
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“…En la radiografía hay presencia de agrandamiento del espacio del conducto radicular (1) . Son lesiones halladas en radiografías de manera casual (4)(5)(6) . La presencia de dicha lesión es mejorada en la tomografía Cone beam que presenta muchas ventajas en comparación con la convencional película radiográfica, mostrando ubicación y extensión de la lesión (4,(7)(8) .…”
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“…[25][26] Repair with mineral trioxide aggregate Dr. Hossain: In the case when resorptive defect was seen on the apical part of the root canal with perforation of the root, this can be repaired by mineral trioxide aggregate because it is biocompatible, has superior sealing ability, induces osteogenesis and cementogenesis as well as well tolerated in the periapical tissue. [27][28][29] Furthermore, when used as a root end filling material in the absence of infection, it also helps to regeneration of the periodontium. Previous studies have reported that the perforating resorptive defects could be successfully sealed by mineral trioxide aggregate.…”
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“…Previous reports have recognized that MTA acts as a bioactive material which promotes mineralization . Mineral trioxide aggregate has been used for many purposes, such as repair of external and internal root resorption , sealing of furcal perforations , apexification , as a direct pulp capping agent and as a retrograde filling material , among others. However, MTA exhibits certain disadvantages as it is difficult to handle and has a long setting time .…”
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