Extrusion of endodontically treated teeth

Simon, James H.; Kelly, William H.; Gordon, David G.; Ericksen, Gerald W.

doi:10.14219/jada.archive.1978.0454

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“…The time required for extrusion varies depending on the amount of tissue to be extruded. Simon et al [26], suggested 1 to 3 weeks for the activation and 8 to 12 weeks for the stabilization of teeth in the final position. The amount of vertical bone deposition was first studied by Van Venrooy and Yukna [27], they reported a mean of 2.00 mm of crestal bone deposition after three weeks of orthodontic extrusion.…”

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Use of orthodontic extrusion as aid for restoring extensively destroyed teeth: a case series

Troiano¹,

Parente²,

Laino³

et al. 2016

J Transl Sci

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Forced orthodontic extrusion may represent a valid option for clinicians in different clinical situations. Extrusive movements lead to an improvement in the vertical amount of both hard and soft tissues. Major advantages of this procedure are related to the quality of the regenerated tissues, since they determine the vertical apposition of new endogenous bone. In this paper, we report a case series in which forced orthodontic extrusion in combination with other, surgical-or nonsurgicaltechniques, led to recovery of "hopeless" teeth and avoided implant-supported restorations. In some cases a surgical fiberotomy was performed in order to improve the amount of healthy tissues available for the subsequent restoration. A long term follow up revealed that a multidisciplinary approach including: endodontic therapy, surgical crown lengthening or/and orthodontic extrusion followed by rehabilitation with fixed partial prosthesis (FPP) could lead to long survival rate even for "hopeless" teeth. These procedures have the aim to expose a sufficient amount of circumferential healthy tooth tissues that is fundamental to obtain a ferrule effect for the subsequent prosthetic restoration. Forced orthodontic extrusion represents an important technique in the hands of clinicians for the resolution of difficult situations. Although it is a safety and predictive technique, collaboration by the patient is necessary, in order to achieve desired results at the end of the extrusion period.

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Use of orthodontic extrusion as aid for restoring extensively destroyed teeth: a case series

Troiano¹,

Parente²,

Laino³

et al. 2016

J Transl Sci

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“…However, splinting tends to promote plaque accumulation, leading to caries and gingival inflammation. Simon et al (9) recommended a minimum of 8 to 12 weeks of retention to stabilize the extruded tooth in its new position. We thus allowed 8 weeks of stabilization to prevent relapse.…”

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Orthodontic extrusion with palatal circumferential supracrestal fiberotomy improves facial gingival symmetry: a report of two cases

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“…De esta manera, no se realizaría una cirugía compleja. 29 Las limitaciones de esta técnica son: mucho tiempo en la extrusión y estabilización; requiere un costo mayor. Su mayor ventaja es sellar la perforación inclusive sin tratamiento quirúrgico.…”

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Cementos Selladores en Endodoncia

Montoya

2018

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RESUMENLas perforaciones radiculares son uno de los riesgos que se tornan al tratar endodónticarnente los dientes y depende del operador que este accidente no sea el final del diente afectado. Son una de las causas inminentes de fracasos endodónticos y son denominadas en términos de aperturas artificiales en las paredes radiculares creadas por el fresado, taladrado, corte o resorción que causa una comunicación entre el espacio pulpar y los tejidos periodontales, lo que puede producir una complicación periodontal secundaria y la eventual pérdida del diente. Estas pueden ser inducidas por iatrogenía, procesos resortivos o por caries. El objetivo de este artículo es hacer una revisión sobre los factores qu e intervienen en las perforaciones radiculares. ROOT PERFORATIONS: A REVIEW ABSTRACTRoot perforations are one of the risks when endodontically treating the teeth and depend on the operator that this accident will not be the end of the affected tooth. Root perforations are one of the causes of endodontic failures and are denorninated in terrns of artificial openings in the root walls created by the rnilled one, drilled, cut ar resorption that turns out in a cornrnunication between the pulp space to periodontal tissues, that could cause a secondary periodontal cornplication and a possible lose of the tooth. They can be induced by iatrogenic causes , resorptives processes or by decay The purpose of this paper was to review the factors that affect this failure. INTRODUCCIÓN DEFINICIÓNEl mantenimiento de la integridad de la dentición natural es esencial para las condiciones funcionales y estéti-cas. El tratamiento endodóntico es el último intento para alcanzar esta meta; su falla pone en peligro la existencia del diente y potencialmente produce desórdenes estéticos y funcionales.Se ha encontrado que las perforaciones radiculares son una de las causas más frecuentes de los fracasos endodónticos. Se conocen como aperturas artificiales en las paredes radiculares creadas por el fresado, taladrado, corte o resorción que genera en una comunicación entre el espacio pulpar y los tejidos periodontales, que puede causar una complicación periodontal secundaria y la eventual pérdida del diente. 1 Las perforaciones radiculares pueden ser inducidas por causas iatrogénicas, procesos resortivos o por caries.Las perforaciones radiculares son uno de los riesgos que se toman al tratar endodónticamente los dientes; de nosotros depende que este accidente no sea el final del diente afectado. Actualmente contamos con muchas herramientas diagnósticas, materiales y técnicas adecuadas para el manejo de estas situaciones. 82 Perforaciones iotrogénicos:Frecuentemente se deben a la falta de atención de los

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Extrusion of endodontically treated teeth

Cited by 65 publications

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Use of orthodontic extrusion as aid for restoring extensively destroyed teeth: a case series

Use of orthodontic extrusion as aid for restoring extensively destroyed teeth: a case series

Orthodontic extrusion with palatal circumferential supracrestal fiberotomy improves facial gingival symmetry: a report of two cases

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