Periradicular surgery of molars: a prospective clinical study with a one‐year follow‐up

Abstract

The outcome of the present study and data of recently published studies show that periradicular surgery may result in a predictable treatment outcome in molars with persistent periradicular lesions.

The Effects of Six Root-end Filling Materials and Their Leachable Components on Cell Viability

“…The toxicity of Super EBA is in agreement with some studies (29,30) but in disagreement with others (3). Regarding the clinical performance of Super EBA, high success rates have been reported (31). The HPLC analysis showed that zinc oxide-eugenol cements released both eugenol and zinc in considerable amounts.…”

A Review of Factors Influencing Treatment Planning Decisions of Single-tooth Implants versus Preserving Natural Teeth with Nonsurgical Endodontic Therapy

“…These developments have not only permitted greatly improved postoperative course of healing, but they have also documented improved long-term results. The reported radiographic success rates of studies with modern microscopic surgical endodontic procedures often exceed 90% (102)(103)(104). Survival rates can be extrapolated to be even higher than the reported success rates.…”

Persistent Extraradicular Infection in Root-filled Asymptomatic Human Tooth: Scanning Electron Microscopic Analysis and Microbial Investigation after Apical Microsurgery

“…Periradicular surgery is indicated in cases of unsuccessful outcomes after primary root canal therapy followed by nonsurgical retreatment. The goal of periradicular surgery is the removal of diseased periapical tissues and the sealing of the apical root canal system to facilitate the regeneration of hard and soft tissues, including the formation of new attachment cells (11).…”