Obturation Flashcards

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what are some procedural errors that can occur in endo

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loss of length (lodging)
canal transportation
perforation
loss of coronal seal
vertical root fracture

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what are the 4 main things that influence success in root canal tx

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absence of pretreatment PA lesion
root canal filling with no voids
obturation to within 2mm of apex
adequate coronal restoration

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what is obturation necessary for

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to eliminate leakage
- reduces coronal leakage and bacterial contamination
- selas apex from PA fluids
- entombs remaining irritants in the canal

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4
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what is a hermetic seal

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5
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why is one visit preferred for vital pulp tissue

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bacterial contamination is minimal
prevents possible contamination via leakage between visits
- elective RCT
- irreversible pulpitus

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what is condensing osteitis

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sclerosis of bone in response to apical inflammation
non- vital tooth
amorphous radiopacity with widening of the PDL space or PA radiolucency

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what are the guidelines for when you can do endo in a single visit

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*the presence of necrotic pulp and PA radiolucency on radiographs are not contraindications to a single visit

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when should endo be done in mutliple visits

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presence of acute signs, symptoms and swelling
persistent exudate in root canal
anatomical difficulties
technical difficulties
pt or dentist is tired

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9
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what should the length of obturation be

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10
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what is the composition of GP

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what are advantages to GP

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plastic- adapts well to compaction to canals
easy to manipulate
easy to remove
low toxicity
does not support bacterial growth
can be sterilised before use by soaking 1min in 5.25% NaOCL

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12
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what is cold lateral compaction

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13
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how do you do cold lateral compaction

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14
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what are the disadvantages to lateral condensation

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15
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what is single cone obturation with bio ceramic sealers

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16
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what are bio ceramic sealers like

17
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what are advantages to single cone obturation with bio ceramic sealers

18
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what is the warm vertical compaction technique

19
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what is continuous wave condensation

20
Q

what can be used to seal the entrance to the root canals ?

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resin modified GI (Vitrebond)
Smart dentine replacement (SDR)