ANALYSIS OF THE ROOT CANAL APICAL THIRD OBTURATION QUALITY DEPENDING ON THE TOOTH ROOT INDIVIDUAL ANATOMY

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ANALYSIS OF THE ROOT CANAL APICAL THIRD OBTURATION QUALITY DEPENDING ON THE TOOTH ROOT INDIVIDUAL ANATOMY. / Туманова, Светлана Адольфовна ; Ермолаева, Людмила Александровна ; Чибисова, Марина Анатольевна ; Михайлова, Екатерина Станиславовна ; Кудринская, Валерия Руслановна.

In: Bulletin of stomatology and maxillofacial surgery , Vol. 1, No. 20, 2024, p. 5-15.

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title = "ANALYSIS OF THE ROOT CANAL APICAL THIRD OBTURATION QUALITY DEPENDING ON THE TOOTH ROOT INDIVIDUAL ANATOMY",

abstract = "Актуальность: современные методики обтурации корневого канала с использованием гуттаперчи не дают точного и прогнозируемого результата. Различная анатомия апикальной трети корневого канала предполагает выбор оптимального метода, котор5ый позволяет избежать пустот и большого содержания силера. В данном исследовании с помощью компьютерной томографии было проведено сравнение стандартной и модифицированной методики латеральной компакции в корневых каналах с различной морфологией.",

keywords = "endodontic treatment in genera; cone beam computed tomography; lateral compaction method; apical part of the root canal.",

author = "Туманова, {Светлана Адольфовна} and Ермолаева, {Людмила Александровна} and Чибисова, {Марина Анатольевна} and Михайлова, {Екатерина Станиславовна} and Кудринская, {Валерия Руслановна}",

note = "Background: Up-to-date methods of root canal obturation applying gutta-percha do not provide an accurate and predictable result. The different anatomy of the root canal apical third requires the selection of an optimal method that avoids voids and high sealer content. This study compared standard and modified lateral compaction techniques in root canals with different morphologies using computed tomography. Objective: To come up with an optimal method for filling the apical third of the root canal, considering its anatomical structure and to evaluate the quality of obturation using the computed tomography method. Materials and methods: The research was performed on 46 root canals of extracted teeth. All teeth were divided into two groups depending in the obturation technique used. The study included a lateral compaction technique with modification in oval-shaped root canals, followed by control using computed tomography. Results: Basing on the study, it has been revealed that even at the stage of computed tomography it is possible to plan the most appropriate method of root canal obturation, depending on their shape. Conclusion: To increase the endodontic treatment efficiency it is necessary to take into account the individual anatomical and morphological structure of the root canals. Root canals that have an oval shape in the apical third may require an obturation technique different from a standard one.",

year = "2024",

language = "English",

volume = "1",

pages = "5--15",

journal = "Bulletin of stomatology and maxillofacial surgery ",

number = "20",

}

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TY - JOUR

T1 - ANALYSIS OF THE ROOT CANAL APICAL THIRD OBTURATION QUALITY DEPENDING ON THE TOOTH ROOT INDIVIDUAL ANATOMY

AU - Туманова, Светлана Адольфовна

AU - Ермолаева, Людмила Александровна

AU - Чибисова, Марина Анатольевна

AU - Михайлова, Екатерина Станиславовна

AU - Кудринская, Валерия Руслановна

N1 - Background: Up-to-date methods of root canal obturation applying gutta-percha do not provide an accurate and predictable result. The different anatomy of the root canal apical third requires the selection of an optimal method that avoids voids and high sealer content. This study compared standard and modified lateral compaction techniques in root canals with different morphologies using computed tomography. Objective: To come up with an optimal method for filling the apical third of the root canal, considering its anatomical structure and to evaluate the quality of obturation using the computed tomography method. Materials and methods: The research was performed on 46 root canals of extracted teeth. All teeth were divided into two groups depending in the obturation technique used. The study included a lateral compaction technique with modification in oval-shaped root canals, followed by control using computed tomography. Results: Basing on the study, it has been revealed that even at the stage of computed tomography it is possible to plan the most appropriate method of root canal obturation, depending on their shape. Conclusion: To increase the endodontic treatment efficiency it is necessary to take into account the individual anatomical and morphological structure of the root canals. Root canals that have an oval shape in the apical third may require an obturation technique different from a standard one.

PY - 2024

Y1 - 2024

N2 - Актуальность: современные методики обтурации корневого канала с использованием гуттаперчи не дают точного и прогнозируемого результата. Различная анатомия апикальной трети корневого канала предполагает выбор оптимального метода, котор5ый позволяет избежать пустот и большого содержания силера. В данном исследовании с помощью компьютерной томографии было проведено сравнение стандартной и модифицированной методики латеральной компакции в корневых каналах с различной морфологией.

AB - Актуальность: современные методики обтурации корневого канала с использованием гуттаперчи не дают точного и прогнозируемого результата. Различная анатомия апикальной трети корневого канала предполагает выбор оптимального метода, котор5ый позволяет избежать пустот и большого содержания силера. В данном исследовании с помощью компьютерной томографии было проведено сравнение стандартной и модифицированной методики латеральной компакции в корневых каналах с различной морфологией.

KW - endodontic treatment in genera; cone beam computed tomography; lateral compaction method; apical part of the root canal.

M3 - Article

VL - 1

SP - 5

EP - 15

JO - Bulletin of stomatology and maxillofacial surgery

JF - Bulletin of stomatology and maxillofacial surgery

IS - 20

ER -

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