This paper describes and discusses the multidisciplinary treatment involving a permanent maxillary lateral incisor fused to a supernumerary tooth, both presenting pulp necrosis and periapical lesion. A 15-year-old male patient sought treatment complaining of pain, swelling and mobility on the maxillary right lateral incisor. After clinical and radiographic examination, root canal preparation wa...

AIM To present a case of adenoid cystic carcinoma (ACC) in the mandible, and manifesting as a periapical lesion. SUMMARY A 56-year-old male suffered from pain around the right mandibular first molar for approximately 1 week. Oral examination revealed that the involved tooth was restored by a full coverage crown with no obvious abnormalities. A periapical radiograph revealed two ill-defined ra...

Pulpal and periradicular pathology is the common sequel following trauma to teeth severe enough cause displacement of tooth resulting in necrosis pulp as a result severing neurovascular supply near apical constriction. This case report evidenced conservative non-surgical endodontic management large periapical lesion 19-year-old young male induced due traumatic injury face.

AIM To report a clinical case of unicystic ameloblastoma previously misdiagnosed as radicular cyst. SUMMARY A 49-year-old white male was referred to a private practitioner complaining of an asymptomatic bony hard swelling of the left posterior mandible. The patient's dental history indicated that his left mandibular first molar had been extracted approximately 10 years previously. At that tim...

On healing after periapical surgery and different retrograde root-filling materials. A clinical and histological study. Aims: The outcome from conventional endodontic therapy does not always result in a healing of the periapical area, thus leaving a remaining lesion with or without symptoms. The primary treatment alternative is a revision of the orthograde root-filling if applicable. A second t...

conventional implant dentistry has been limited to healed edentulous ridges with adequate bone. predictable success rates resulted in using dental implants in compromised situations such as insertion into old infected sites or near to pathological areas. there is significant data about marginal bone loss and lack of osseointegration around the neck of implants. however, the data about peri apic...