Introduction: Atypical odontalgia (AO) is one of the most complicated challenges that a dentist can face for an adequate diagnosis and treatment plan. It can cause prolonged visits and costly overtreatments for the patient, increasing the time of resolution of the condition. Objective: To analyze the literature about AO, as well as its epidemiology, pathophysiology, predisposing factors, associated pathologies and treatment. Methodology: Information was searched in PubMed, SCOPUS and Google Scholar. Key words were used to search for information such as: atypical odontology, epidemiology, pathophysiology, related disease, treatment, among other relevant articles. Results: AO occurs in women (85%) and men (20%) between 50 -60 years old, hormonal or psychiatric disorders, related to local neuropathies due to problems in electrical conduction, and present or largely confused with trigeminal neuralgia and burning mouth syndrome mainly, sometimes it is possible to identify duct treatment or a history of aggressive therapy in the area, and can be treated with Amitriptyline, Imipramine, Aripiprazole, and locally with Botulinum Toxin A with favorable results found at 4 weeks. Conclusion: AO does not have specific characteristic criteria for its diagnosis, leaving a wide spectrum of possibilities that represent a complex pathology that needs further study.
Este estudio contempla el análisis y comparación del sellado intracoronal en 50 órganos dentariosunirradiculares humanos extraídos, a los que se les realizó tratamiento endodóntico; posteriormente sedividieron en 5 grupos, de 10 cada uno, aplicando en 4 de los grupos los materiales utilizados como métodobarrera: Cavit G, Ketac Molar, Perma Seal, Single Bond y 1 grupo aparte de control que fue conformado sinningún tipo de material de barrera. Luego fueron sumergidos en saliva artificial durante 1 mes; transcurrido estetiempo fueron teñidos con azul de metileno al 2% y se procedió a realizar los cortes para su estudio, evaluandola filtración corono apical en 7 secciones de 1mm cada una en toda la longitud radicular, inmediatamentedespués del material utilizado como método de barrera. Resultados: Se encontró que el adhesivo Single Bond fueel más eficaz como material barrera y que evitó la filtración corono apical.
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