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Management of Blunderbuss canals in endodontics /certified fixed orthodontic courses by Indian dental academy
1. Management of Blunderbuss Canals in
Endodontics - A 3D attempt.
INDIAN DENTAL ACADEMY
Leader in Continuing Dental Education
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3. Blunderbuss canals – Wider alternatives
• Apexification.
• Custom GP roll.
• Radicular rehabilitation using resin posts - monobloc
concept.
• Placement of barrier materials like MTA, Tricalcium
phosphate in conjunction with customized post system or
backfill technique (Obtura, Flowable resin).
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4. Apexification – Not always…!
• Presence of periapical pathology - periapical abscess – destruction
of Hertwigs epithelial root sheath.
• Repeated sinus tract formation.
• Downgrowth of granulomatous tissue - Bleeding manifested when
files placed short of apex.
• Penetration of the cortical plate by apex.
• Defective access seal.
• Environmental contamination during procedure.
• Inadequate cleaning and sanitizing wide open canals.
• Closure not occurred within 2yrs – Failure.
• Non-compliant patient.
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5. Case Report
• 16 years / Male
dghseyhqatga
• C/o pain & discharge.
• H/o apexification
attempted – 2 yrs prior.
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8. Ultrasound – To continue apexification or not…??
• Provides 3 dimensional impression of
the space.
• Exact assessment of the nature of the
peri-radicular tissues.
• Information on the size of the lesion,
its content & its vascularity.
• Differentiates between lesions of
endodontic origin.
E. Cotti et al ; IEJ 2002 ; 148 – 151.
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9. Ultrasound
• Hypoechoic lesion - 6.5 x 5.6 mm with
posterior acoustic enhancement
consistent with fluid collection - near
the root tip of right central incisor.
• Few mobile internal echoes consistent
with particulate debris - seen within
the fluid collection.
• Hypoechoic fluid loculation - focal
erosion of anterior wall of
corresponding alveolar socket -
suggestive periapical abscess of right
central incisor.
Dr. M. Venkatesan, Cons. Radiologist,
Bharat Scans. www.indiandentalacademy.com
10. Treatment plan
I. Preparatory Phase II. Surgical Phase III. Obturation Phase
• Radiograph • MTA as barrier • Tailor-made resin
• Wax pattern (2 step tech). obturator cemented
• Heat polymerized – Gary D Matt et al ; with dual cure resin
Endodontic obturator. JOE 2004 cement.
• Spiral CT • LC Composite built-up
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11. I Preparatory Phase
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12. Diagnostic
Radiograph
• Access cavity modified.
• Radiographic Working length
established – 21. 5mm.
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14. Volume of Obturator
• The resin block is divided into different segments each
measuring 3mm in length and the width of these segments
are measured.
• The computation of volume to the total length is done by
integrating the entire segments of the resin block →
SEGMENTAL INTEGRATION TECHNIQUE.
• Volume of the Obturator → 149.625 mm3
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16. Volume of the canal space
• The values obtained in the CT scan are calibrated
& scaled down to the required normal size and the
volume is calculated from the different segments
by scaling technique using Engineering scaling
principle.
• Volume of the canal space → 152.296 mm3
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17. Endometrics
Volume of the canal space Volume of the obturator
→ 152.296 mm3 → 149.625 mm3
• Error % → 1. 8 %
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