An Overview On Periodontal – Endodontic Lesions Diagnosis And Management: A Literature Review

Shrwani, Raneem Jebril; Alshammari, Bodor Zabar; AlShammari, Rawan Awad; Alshammari, Rawan Hamoud; Alshammari, Modhi Abdulrahman; Alturki, Ruqayyah Fahad; Alshammari, Bayan Nafel; Alshammari, Ghadeer Dakhel; Aldubayyan, Rawan Abdullah; Muaini, Samiyah Ahmed

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“…To successfully treat endodontic and periodontal illnesses, endodontists and periodontists must work together. 1,2 Nearly 50% of all cases of tooth loss (EPL) are caused by endodontic infection, periodontal disease, or a combination of the two in the form of endo-perio lesions. The development of combined EPL is a result of the tight anatomical and functional ties between periodontal and endodontic tissues.…”

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Awareness and knowledge of endo-perio lesions among fifth year students and interns at King Saud Dental College: a questionnaire-based study

Almadi,

Bin Akresh,

Fahad Abushaqqaf

et al. 2023

Int J Community Med Public Health

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Background: This study aims to assess the diagnostic knowledge and understanding of endo-perio lesions among senior dental students and interns enrolled at King Saud College of Dentistry. Methods: A cross-sectional questionnaire-based study was conducted using Google Forms. The questionnaire included two radiographic case images and assessed participants' experience with endo-perio lesions, confidence in diagnosis, and familiarity with treatment approaches. The study included 200 participants, consisting of 140 interns and 60 5th-year students. Results: The majority of participants (61%) reported encountering endo-perio lesions in their clinics. Among the participants, 50% expressed confidence in diagnosing these lesions. Intern students demonstrated higher knowledge and awareness of endo-perio lesions compared to 5th-year students. Statistically significant differences were observed in the awareness of endo-perio lesions and confidence in diagnosis between the two groups. However, both groups showed room for improvement in their diagnostic and treatment capabilities. Conclusions: The findings indicate a need for enhanced education and training in this area, particularly for 5th-year students. Incorporating comprehensive theoretical education, clinical case management, and continuing education courses may help improve students' diagnostic skills and treatment outcomes for endo-perio lesions.

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Awareness and knowledge of endo-perio lesions among fifth year students and interns at King Saud Dental College: a questionnaire-based study

Almadi,

Bin Akresh,

Fahad Abushaqqaf

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Int J Community Med Public Health

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“…Tooth loss due to endo-perio lesions is more likely than loss due to either endodontic or periodontal diseases alone. Successful therapy requires cooperation between endodontists and periodontists to eradicate endodontic and periodontal diseases [1,2].…”

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Knowledge and Confidence Regarding the Management of Perio-Endo Lesions; A Dentists’ Survey in Riyadh, KSA

Alajlan¹,

Almanea²,

Algarni³

et al. 2022

Entomol Appl Sci Lett

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Due to their destructive impact on the tooth structure and the supporting periapical tissues, endodonticperiodontal lesions provide a significant challenge for the dentist in their care (i.e., bone and periodontal membrane). A thorough history is crucial to identifying the root of the problem and accurately diagnosing the patient's condition. This is a cross-sectional study conducted among 500 dentists in Riyadh using an online survey using convenient sampling. An online questionnaire was used consisting of questions related to demographic data followed by questions including knowledge, attitude, and confidence toward handling perio-endo lesions in clinics. 66% of the participants preferred referring EPL patients to specialists. 71% reported that using intra-canal medications can be useful in treating EPL. 58% revealed they did not have adequate knowledge regarding the successful management of EPL patients. The attitude of dental practitioners toward the treatment of Endo-Perio lesions is positive. But it does not correlate with their knowledge and practice.

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An Overview On Periodontal – Endodontic Lesions Diagnosis And Management: A Literature Review

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Awareness and knowledge of endo-perio lesions among fifth year students and interns at King Saud Dental College: a questionnaire-based study

Awareness and knowledge of endo-perio lesions among fifth year students and interns at King Saud Dental College: a questionnaire-based study

Knowledge and Confidence Regarding the Management of Perio-Endo Lesions; A Dentists’ Survey in Riyadh, KSA

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Awareness and knowledge of endo-perio lesions among fifth year students and interns at King Saud Dental College: a questionnaire-based study

Awareness and knowledge of endo-perio lesions among fifth year students and interns at King Saud Dental College: a questionnaire-based study

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