Causas y Consecuencias de una Endodoncia Defectuosa
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2016-05
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Universidad de Guayaquil. Facultad Piloto de Odontología
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El tratamiento endodóntico de un diente puede fracasar por algunos motivos, entre los que podemos nombrar, la imposibilidad de eliminar los microorganismos presentes al comenzar el tratamiento o también llamada la reintroducción de bacterias en los conductos radiculares después de terminar el tratamiento endodóntico inicial. Trayendo como consecuencia graves sintomatologías en los pacientes. La endodoncia de un diente puede fracasar por varios motivos, tenemos los más frecuentes como lo son: la imposibilidad de eliminar los microorganismos presentes al comenzar el tratamiento o también llamada la reintroducción de bacterias en los conductos radiculares después de terminar el tratamiento endodóntico inicial, y quedar expuesta la gutapercha. Este trabajo de investigación tuvo como objetivo determinar cuál es la sintomatología y las consecuencias a causa de una endodoncia defectuosa, mal realizada o incompleta. Para la cual se realizó un estudio donde se tuvo como muestra de 10 pacientes que llegaron a la clínica integral de endodoncia con fracasos endodónticos. A través de fichas clínicas y radiografías periapicales se realizó este estudio. Los métodos utilizados inductivo – deductivo, y con un diseño de investigación no experimental, descriptivo, y bibliográfico. Los resultados fueron presentados en tablas y graficos estadísticos con cada uno de sus análisis. Con lo cual se concluye que los fracasos endodónticos fueron más comunes en las edades comprendidas entre 35 y 59 años, predominaron tanto en el sexo femenino como en el masculino, premolares y molares fueron los grupos dentarios más afectados, el mayor porcentaje de fracasos endodónticos ocurrió durante los dos primeros años de realizado el tratamiento en todos los grupos dentarios, y su causa más frecuente fue la obturación defectuosa. Recomendando a los pacientes a realizarse un retratamiento endodóntico
Endodontic treatment of a tooth can fail for some reasons, among which we can name, the impossibility of eliminating the microorganisms present when starting treatment, also called the reintroduction of bacteria in the root canal after completing the initial endodontic treatment. Consequently resulting in severe symptomatology in patients. The root canal of a tooth can fail for various reasons, have frequently such as: the impossibility of eliminating the microorganisms present when starting treatment, also called the reintroduction of bacteria in the root canal after completing the initial endodontic treatment, and be exposed gutta percha. This research aimed to determine the symptoms and consequences because of one faulty or incomplete botched root canal. For which a study where he had as sample of 10 patients who came to the comprehensive clinical endodontic root canal with failures took place. Through clinical records and periapical this study. The methods used inductive - deductive, and a non-experimental design, descriptive research, and literature. The results were presented in tables and statistical graphics with each of their analyzes. Thus conclude that endodontic failures were more common in those aged between 35 and 59 years predominated in both female and male, premolars and molars were the dental groups most affected, the highest percentage of endodontic failures occurred during the first two years of treatment performed in all dental groups and their most frequent cause was faulty seal. Recommending patients to an endodontic retreatment performed
Endodontic treatment of a tooth can fail for some reasons, among which we can name, the impossibility of eliminating the microorganisms present when starting treatment, also called the reintroduction of bacteria in the root canal after completing the initial endodontic treatment. Consequently resulting in severe symptomatology in patients. The root canal of a tooth can fail for various reasons, have frequently such as: the impossibility of eliminating the microorganisms present when starting treatment, also called the reintroduction of bacteria in the root canal after completing the initial endodontic treatment, and be exposed gutta percha. This research aimed to determine the symptoms and consequences because of one faulty or incomplete botched root canal. For which a study where he had as sample of 10 patients who came to the comprehensive clinical endodontic root canal with failures took place. Through clinical records and periapical this study. The methods used inductive - deductive, and a non-experimental design, descriptive research, and literature. The results were presented in tables and statistical graphics with each of their analyzes. Thus conclude that endodontic failures were more common in those aged between 35 and 59 years predominated in both female and male, premolars and molars were the dental groups most affected, the highest percentage of endodontic failures occurred during the first two years of treatment performed in all dental groups and their most frequent cause was faulty seal. Recommending patients to an endodontic retreatment performed
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ENDODONCIA, RECROMIA