Upper left lateral incisor with anatomical variation.
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https://doi.org/10.29166/odontologia.vol24.n2.2022-e3927Keywords:
Anatomy, Root Canals, Conical ToothAbstract
This case report shows the need for internal and external anatomical knowledge of the dental organs to be treated in Endodontics, knowledge that must always be updated since there are unusual cases that require greater performance by the specialist to treat the case successfully. An endodontic retreatment was performed using 25 mm Triple Flex Kerr USA pre series #8 instruments, 25 mm WaveOne Gold Glider Dentsplay Sirona and 25 mm WaveOne Gold Small and Primary Dentsplay Sirona, SX ProTaper Universal Dentsplay Sirona file and burs Gates Glidden #1 and #2 Dentsplay Sirona. The obturation was carried out in a three-dimensional way with Tagger's hybrid technique. By repeating the endodontic treatment, it is possible to identify the entrance to two root canals in a single root with subsequent instrumentation and filling. Not all teeth that require endodontics are the same, so the treatment must be personalized and thoroughly analyzed before being treated.Downloads
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