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Endoscopic root canal treatment.

Authors: Joshua, Moshonov; Eli, Michaeli; Oded, Nahlieli;

Endoscopic root canal treatment.

Abstract

To describe an innovative endoscopic technique for root canal treatment.Root canal treatment was performed on 12 patients (15 teeth), using a newly developed endoscope (Sialotechnology), which combines an endoscope, irrigation, and a surgical microinstrument channel.Endoscopic root canal treatment of all 15 teeth was successful with complete resolution of all symptoms (6-month follow-up).The novel endoscope used in this study accurately identified all microstructures and simplified root canal treatment. The endoscope may be considered for use not only for preoperative observation and diagnosis but also for active endodontic treatment.

Keywords

Adult, Endoscopes, Male, Microsurgery, Periapical Abscess, Pulpitis, Endoscopy, Equipment Design, Middle Aged, Suction, Image Enhancement, Root Canal Therapy, Humans, Female, Dental Pulp Cavity, Lighting, Optical Fibers, Aged, Follow-Up Studies, Lenses

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influence
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