Patient-induced blockage of the root canal

Zillich, Richard M.; Pickens, Timothy N.

doi:10.1016/0030-4220(82)90085-8

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“…These foreign objects may act as a potent source of infection. Grossman, Gelfman, and Harris reported retrieval of indelible ink pencil tip, brads, tooth pick, adsorbent points, tomato seed, pins, pencil tips, plastic objects, toothbrush bristles, and crayons from the root canal of teeth left open for drainage.…”

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An unusual object in the root canal of a primary tooth – a case report

Pereira

2013

Int J Paed Dentistry

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An unusual object in the root canal of a primary tooth – a case report

Pereira

2013

Int J Paed Dentistry

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“…A number of foreign objects have been reported to be lodged in the pulp chamber and root canals of both deciduous and permanent teeth. Metallic paper clip, 3 metal screws, 4 pencil lead, 5 stapler pins, 6 darning needle, 7 beads, 8 plastic chopsticks, 9 tooth picks, indelible ink pencil, ink pen tips, brads, tomato seed, crayons, 10,11 dressmaker pins, 12 two straws, 13 conical metal objects, 14 hat pins, 15 aluminum foil, 16 etc. have been retrieved from root canals.…”

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Dental Neglect Leading to Foreign Body in Tooth

Sharma¹

2013

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An 11 years old boy accompanied by a neighbor reported to the department with pain in the lower front teeth region. History and clinical and radiographic examination revealed dental neglect by the parent and a sewing needle in the root canal of the lower left central incisor. The tooth had to be extracted due to extensive crown fracture. Parents were counseled with an empathetic approach and motivated for further dental treatment needs in the child.

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“…These foreign objects may act as a potent source of infection and painful condition. Grossman,[7] Gelfman,[8] and Harris[9] reported retrieval of indelible ink pencil tips, brads, a tooth pick, adsorbent points, tomato seed, pins, wooden toothpick, a pencil tip, plastic objects, toothbrush bristles and crayons from the root canals of anterior teeth left open for drainage.…”

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