UMKC Spreadsheet Random Part 2 Flashcards
(210 cards)
1
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Electronic apex locator Review of EAL vs. Radiographs: Decreased radiation, improved accuracy of EAL
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McDonald, 1990
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Frequency of pain following RCT Syst Rev: 5.3% of RCT treated teeth may have persistent pain
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Nixdorf, Law, 2010
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Oraverse Alpha adrenergic blocker to reverse effects of anesthetic
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Prasanna, 2012
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Coronal Seal Demonstrated recontamination of obturated RCS when bacteria placed in natural saliva within 30 days
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Khayat, Torabinejad, 1993
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Improving IANB success in hot teeth For symptomatic irreversible pulpitis, administration of 30%-50% nitrous oxide resulted in increase in success of the IAN block compared with room air/oxygen.
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Reader group, 2012
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4 Visit Endo supported 97% one step, 89% two steps
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Paredes-Vieyra (2012)
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How to remove separated files Removal of separated instruments: needle sleeve tech, endo extractor, braided Hedstrom files, Masserann kit, US, Gonon post remover
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Hulsmann, 1993
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Incision and Drainage Most effective treatment for abscess is obtaining drainage through I&D or through tooth via pulpectomy
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Matthews, Sutherland, Basrani 2003
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Sub-epithelial external root resorption New terminology
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Levine (Dental Pulp)
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Interpretating radiographs 25% agreement between the 6 examiners and 50% between 5 out of 6. Who’s reading the digital radiograph
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Hartwell, 2011
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Sinus tracts Presented cases where sinus tract was tracked to adjacent teeth; ALWAYS track sinus tracts
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Kelly, 1988
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NSAIDS + APAP Placebo vs. Ibuprofen 600 mg vs. Ibu 600 mg + 1 g APAP = Ibuprofen + APAP showed significantly greater pain reduction
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Menhinick and Gutmann, 2004
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Immune components involved First to describe Substance P in pulp tissue
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Olgart, 1988
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Ca(OH)7 IC ledermix more effective than Ca(OH)2 at decreasing pain in SAP patients
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Messer, 2003
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Prognosis? Prognosis of Perio/Endo lesions depends ulitmatley on periodontal prognosis.
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Hiatt, 1977
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Can Perio cause Endo problems? Found no correlation between severity of perio disease and histological status of pulp
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Mazur, Massler, 1964
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How to avoid file separation No ProTapers separated when patent glide path established
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Peters, 2003
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Electronic apex locator Preflaring canals increased efficacy of Root ZX
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Ibarrola, Chapman, 1999
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Remove smear layer? First to describe smear layer, removed with NaOCl and REDTA
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McComb, Smith, 1975
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E. faecalis Found Enterococcus in 78% of 100 failed NS RCT, bacteria in failing Endo differs from Necrotic pulp (more facultative anaerobes in failing endo)
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Molander, 1998
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Invasive cervical resorption Classification and etiology (ortho, trauma, bleaching)
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Heithersay, 2004
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Managing fluctuancy Vertical incisions bleed less since most vessels run parallel to long axis of tooth
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Macphee, Cowley, 1981
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MTA Direct pulp cap Direct Pulp Caps = MTA (success of 78%); Ca(OH)2 (success rates of 60%)
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Mente, 2010
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PAR vs. No PAR 95% w/o PAR, 85% w/PAR
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Imura (2007)
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2 Visit Endo supported 81% one step, 71% two steps (all had PAR)
Peters, 2002
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Preoperative CHX Preoperative CHX reduces flora 94% immediately and 78% even after 10 days
Martin, Nind, 1987
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Frequency of pain following RCT Syst Rev: 3.4% of RCT treated teeth with persistent pain have nonodontogenic pain
Nixdorf, Law, 2010
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Perforation repair If perforation immediately repaired, favorable healing occurred
Lantz, 1967
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Methods of vitality testing Endo ice can elicit response through crown
Johnson, Miller 2004
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Where to stop obturation? Meta-analysis shows within 2 mm of apex improved success
Ng, 2008
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Methods of vitality testing Compared cold, heat, and EPT: Cold was most reliable for positive and negative results
Petersson, 1999
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Formocresol pulpotomies Systemic distribution of formaldehyde after formocresol pulpotomies
Pashley, Myers, 1980
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Apical plug vs. obturate entire RCS Seal of 3-5 mm MTA plug is similar to completely obturated root over time; no difference in fracture resistance between the two treatments
Martin, Pashley, Tay, 2007
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Healing w/open apex? CLASSIC: immature teeth can have pulp survival and regeneration of nerve function after replantation, especially if have open apical foramen
Ohman, 1965
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Direct Pulp Cap 80% healing (uninflammed pulps)
Ravn
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Md Laterals 55% - 1 canal, 45% - 2 canals
Kartal, 1992
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How long to stabilize? After orthodontic extrusion, recommended 1 month stabilization for every 1 mm moved
Lemon, 1982
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Concerns with Hemostatic agents Rabbit: Ferric sulfate left in situ delayed healing
Lemon, Jeansonne, 1993
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Lidocaine for blocks (not articaine) Based on sales vs incidents of paresthesia - lidocaine and articaine have similar incidence, prilocaine has disproportionately high incidence
Pogrel 2007
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Concerns with Hemostatic agents Rats: Surgicel and bone wax left in situ delayed healing, complete healing with gelfoam
Ibarrola, 1985
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Problems with crowns 5.7% of vital teeth treated with full coverage crown needed RCT
Jackson, Skidmore, Rice 1992
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Temporaries Cavit - sealing properties
Parris, Kapsimalis
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Landmark Article 1st description of orthodontic vertical root exrrusion
Heithersay, 1973
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3 Visit Endo supported 75% two steps, 65% - one step
Molander, 2007
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External cervical resorption Review
Patel, 2009
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MTA F. nucleatum leakage study: 0% leakage with MTA, 44% leakage with Amalgam
Nakata, Baumgartner, 1998
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C-shaped canals Review of C shaped canals
Jafarzedeh 2007
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AH 26 AH26 cytotoxicity due to formaldehyde release from epoxy resin, NOT released from AH plus
Leyhausen, 1999
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Rate of PAR healing PARs heal at rate of 3.2 mm/mo; <12 mo.
Murphy
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Mental foramen Most common location of mental foramen inferior to crown of 2nd PM and 60% of distance from B cusp tip of that tooth to inferior border of mandible
Phillips and Kulild, 1990
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Vital vs. Necrotic 95% Vital, 88% Necrotic
Imura (2007)
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Cemental tear Report of cemental tear in endodontic literature. Case reports associated with age, trauma, and traumatic occlusion
McClanahan, 2006
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Ferrule effect 1.5-2 mm of ferrule needed
Juloski, 2012 (Syst. Rev)
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Pulpotomy Pulpotomies reduce pain regardless of use of sedative dressing
Hasselgren, 1989
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Focal Infection Theory Ignited the theory, attributed mulitude of diseases to focal infection, Mauseleums of gold?
Hunter, 1910
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Indirect Pulp Cap <50% healing (11/24 cases)
Jordan, Suzuki, Skinner
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Orthodontic considerations Endo treated teeth an be moved orthodontically without increased risk of resorption, NSD between resorption of endo and non treated teeth
Mattison, Delivanis, 1984
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Immune components involved Immune components found in pulp: T & B lymphocytes; Plasma cells; Macrophages; Dendritic cells; Cytokines & Prostaglandins
Jontell, 1998
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PDL PDL is an intraosseous injection with significant CV effects
Pashley, 1986
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Problems with crowns Endodontically treated teeth not crowned after obturation were lost at a 6.0 times greater rate than teeth crowned after obturation
Kaplan, 2002
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Flare-ups Prophylatic Pen VK reduced flareups from 2-20%
Morse, Furst, 1987
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Extrusion Damage to the IAN as the result of root canal therapy, surgical debridement within 48 hrs ass. w/ resolution of symptoms (he's an oral surgeon)
Pogrel, 2007
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Antibiotics for pain relief? Antibiotics gave no pain relief for patients with untreated irreversible pulpitis
Keenan, 2006
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Effect of Endo on tooth Previous studies believed RCT dried out teeth. This study: vital dentin = 12.4% moisture; root filled dentin = 12.1%
Papa, Messer, 1994
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Focal Infection Theory bacteremias occur in healthy patients undergoing routine toothbrushing or flossing without adverse effects
Nair
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Immunoglobulins PAR contain IgG>A>E>M for cysts and granulomas
Pulver, 1978
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Preflaring canals Preflaring canals increased efficacy of Root ZX
Ibarrola, Chapman, 1999
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Dentinal permeability Dynamics of dentinal permeability (diameter, density, etc?)
Pashley
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Non Endo Pain Craniofacial pain only complaint during ischemic episode in 6% of patients.32% reported craniofacial pain concomitant with pain in other regions.
Kreiner, Okeson, 2007
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1 vs. 2 visits? No difference in incidence of pain when treatment performed in 1 visit or 2
Mulhern, 1982
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Decoronation Described decoronation
Malmgren, 2000
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Canal walls clean? All instrumentation techniques (lightspeed, profile, GT, NiTi hand files) left 35% or more of the canals? surface area unchanged.
Peters 2001
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Why do some PARs not heal? Why some PARs don't heal: Persistent intracanal infection, true cyst, extradicular infection, foreign body, cholesterol crystals
Nair, 1999
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Trust the Patient? ER pts can locate tooth 73% of time if PDL is not involved, 89% if PDL involved.
McClanahan, Bowles, 2010
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Membrane needed? Calcium sulfate excludes soft tissue
Pecora, 1997
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When to recall? Endodontic recall at 1 yr; peak incidence of healing is 1 yr, may take 4 years, 76% of PAR developing after NS RCT are seen at 1 y
Orstavik, 1996
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Cvek Pulpotomy 91% healing (young molars)
Mass
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Ibuprofen masking diagnosis Tested SIP/SAP teeth, found that ibuprofen taken 1 hr before diagnosis can cloud diagnosis, bite test (Asma Khan's baby) can save you
Read, McClanahan, Bowles 2014
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Spaces of infection Spread of infection: factors include virulence of organism, host resistance, and muscle and fascial arrangements
Laskin, 1964
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Temporaries Cavit and TERM were more leakproof temporary restorations as compared with IRM
Pashley, 1988
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Gate Control Theory Gate Control Theory of Pain
Melzack, Wall, 1965
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Don't trust radiograph Difference between apical foramen and anatomic apex can vary as much as 2 mm
O'Neil, 1974
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Necrosis with calcification? Suggested that 15-20% of teeth showing calcific metamorphosis due to trauma become necrotic
Jacobsen
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Can Perio cause Endo problems? Pulpal/Perio interactions, pulpal necrosis occurs only if apical blood supply is compromised
Langeland
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Adjust occlusion? Occlusal adjustment no difference in pain relief with symptomatic irreversible pulpitis
Parirokh, 2013
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Bacteria in Tubules? Bacteria can invade upt to 150-250 um into dentinal tubules
Love, 1996
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Strange morphology Dens invaginatus: infolding of dental papilla during development; Mechanism of action unknown
Hulsmann, 1997
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Internal resorption Review
Patel, 2010
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Pulpotomy only? No difference in pulpotomy, pulpectomy on post-endo pain
Maddox & Walton, 1978
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Apical foramen anatomy Described major and minor diameters, CDJ is 0.5-0.75 mm from anatomical apical foramen (fill to radiographic apex is overextended) (Green did this too, just not as well)
Kuttler, 1955
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Orthodontic considerations Orthodontic movement always causes external root resorption
Mattison
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Why do some PARs not heal? Pocket cysts (he renamed from Simon's Bay Cyst) should heal following NS RCT, Large true cysts are less likely to heal following NS RCT
Nair, 1996
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Md Canines 82% - 1 canal, 5% - 2 canals
Pineda, 1972
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Caries effect on pulp If thickness between caries and pulp was 1.11 mm, no significant lesion in pulp. When less than 0.5 mm acute inflammation occurs
Reeves, Stanley, 1966
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NS RCT success? 91% Healed
Imura (2007)
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Methods of vitality testing Cold test with cotton pellet, not q-tip because cotton pellet holds more refrigerant
Jones
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Necrosis with calcification? Review of PCO: Up to 25% of traumatized anterior teeth can develop PCO; Discoloration is common w/PCO; Up to 75% with PCO are symptom-free and require no TX
McCabe, Dummer, 2012
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Trephination to relieve pain? Trephination wasn't justified because more pain occurred after pulpectomy + trephination vs. pulpectomy alone
Moos, 1996
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Flare-ups No change in prognosis if flare-up occurs
Kerekes, Tronstad, 1979
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Curettage all tissue? Periapical curettage: remove for visability, but need not remove all granulation tissue for healing to take place
Lin, Langland, 2007
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Focal Infection Theory Great Review of focal infection theory
Pallasch, Wahl, 2000
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How to avoid file separation Aqueous EDTA showed less torque and force on rotary instruments than past-type EDTA
Peters, 2005
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Landmark Articles Called for endodontic instrument standardization (occurred in 1976)
Ingle, 1955
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Why Chloroform? Chloroform greatly facilitated removal of thermafill carriers
Ibarrola, 1993
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NaOCl accident NaOCl incidents: How to avoid, signs and symptoms
Hermann, 1989
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Access Laws of finding canals: centrality, CEJ, Symmetry, Color change, Orifice location (wall and floor, fusion lines)
Krasner, Rankow, 2004
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Prognostic factors Pre-operative absence of PAR, root filling with no voids, RCF within 2 mm of xray apex, satisfactory coronal restoration improved primary root canal outcome
Ng, 2007
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Regendo First suggested bleeding and regenerative endodontics, (Iwaya 2001, Banchs & Trope 2004 cases)
Nygard-Ostby, 1961
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Focal Infection Theory Introduced focal infection theory; human mouth is focus of infection
Miller, 1890
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Crown Down Instrumentation Developed crown-down technique
Marshall
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Bacteria needed for PAR Bacteria necessary for PAR formation, gnotobiotic rats
Kakehashi, Stanley, Fitzgerald 1965
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C-shaped canals Classification for C shapes C1-5
Melton 1991
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Prognostic factors Pre-op absence of PAR; small vs big PAR; absence of pre-op sinus tract; patency; RCF close to apex; use of EDTA then NaOCl 2?RCTx; no 2% CHX; absence of tooth/root perforation (P = 0.06); absence of interappointment flare-up (pain or swelling) (P =0.002); absence of RCF extrusion; satisfactory coronal restoration
Ng, 2011
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PAR prevention P/E selectin knockout mice; showed that PMN's and macrophages protect against PAR,
Kawashima, Stashenko, 1998
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PAR vs. No PAR Teeth with PAR prior to NS RCT had lesser success rates
Kerekes, Tronstad, 1979
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Sargenti Paste re-emergence of sargenti paste
Musikant et al
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Methods of vitality testing Cold test with CO2 ice safe on enamel and porcelain
Peters 1983
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Coronal Seal Retreatment of obturated root canals that have been exposed to the oral cavity for at least 3 months.
Magura, 1991
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NS RCT success? Washington Study (94% success)
Ingle
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Transillumination Describes transillumination as a useful adjunct
Hill, 1986
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1 Visit Endo supported 85% one step, 80% two steps (all had PAR)
Penesis, 2008
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Ca(OH)3 Ca(OH)2 remains best IC med available to reduce microbial flora
Law, 2004
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Pain relief? Systematic review: Antibiotics gave no pain relief for patients with untreated irreversible pulpitis
Keenan, 2006
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Improving IANB success in hot teeth For SIP, 0.5 mol/L mannitol added to 1.9 mL lidocaine with epi resulted in higher success. the combo lido/mannitol formulation would not result in predictable pulpal anesthesia
Reader group, 2012
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Apical resorption In teeth with PAR, 81% revealed apical inflammatory root resorption
Laux, 2000
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Ododontoblasts Odontoblasts extend 1/3 the length of tubule
Pashley
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RETX vs. primary endo 83% healing in primary and 80% healing in RETX
Ng, 2011
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MTA Plug MTA Plug success rate: 85% w/PAR, 96% w/o PAR
Mente, 2013
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Coronal Seal Quality of coronal seal more important than quality of endo tx for prevention of apical periodontitis; Retrospective study, 1,010 NSRCT
Ray, Trope, 1995
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Immunoglobulins levels of IgG, IgA, IgM, elastase & PGE2 were higher in inflamed pulps than in normal pulps
Nakanishi, 1995
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Perforation repair F/u to 2010 paper (larger sample size)
Mente, 2014
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Post space Leave at least 5 mm of gutta-percha to not affect apical seal
Mattison, 1984
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Intermediate cementum Zone of highly calcified tissue at junction b/t cementum and dentin, not product of cemento/dentinogenesis, has enamel matrix proteins, product of Hertwig's epithelial root sheath
Harrison, Roda, 1995
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Methods Walking bleach, recommended superoxol + Na perborate for greater efficacy, change every week
Nutting, Poe, 1963
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NaOCl accident Long term paresthesia (15 months) after injection of 1% NaOCl thru buccal perforation of maxillary incisor
Reeh, Messer, 1989
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Why Chloroform? Tested 5 solvents, Chloroform was best and only one which completely dissolved gutta-percha
Kaplowitz, 1990
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RETX vs. S RCT RETX is preferable over S RCT, S RCT shouldn't be considered primary tx when NS RETX can be done
Moiseiwitsch, Trope, 1998
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Gutta-percha Storage of GP in referigerator and at low humidity will lengthen shelf life
Kolokruis, 1992
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Pathogenesis Germ free rats showed no inflammatory resorption after replantation, Inflammatory resorption has bacterial component
Nishioka, Suda, 1998
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Membrane needed? Large PAR healed more rapidly and better with GTR
Pecora, Kim, 1995
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PAR in Vital Teeth? Not necessary for pulp to be completely necrotic before PAR appears, still need LA to access necrotic teeth
Mullaney, Howell, Petrich 1970
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Retroprep depth Depth of root end preparation should be 3 mm for stability of material
Mattison
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Perforation repair 92% healed
Kvinnsland
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Temporaries Cavit better than GIC, both leak after 14 days
Hartwell, 2010
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Effect of Endo on tooth Endodontic procedures have small effect on tooth stiffness (5% reduction), occlusal prep (20%), MOD (63%)
Reeh, Messer, 1989
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Other bugs involved Yeast cells isolated from RCS of infected teeth
Nair, 1990
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History of various methods Invented thermafill
Johnson, 1978
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Bacterial progression Initially - Facultative anaerobic; Finally - obligate anaerobes
Moller, 1981
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Regendo Mixture of Cipro, Metro, and Mino was 100% effective
Hoshino, 1996
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Perforation repair 86% long tern follow up success with MTA
Mente, 2010
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Effect of file separation on prognosis Meta-analysis - shows prognosis not significantly reduced for teeth with separated instruments during NS RCT
Panitvisai, 2010
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Indirect Pulp Cap <50% healing (11/24 cases)
Jordan, Suzuki, Skinner
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Cemental tear Incisors (76.1%); men (77.5%); >60 yrs old (73.2%); abscess formation (66.2%); PD >6 mm (73.2%); vital pulp (65.3%); opposing tooth (84.3%), mod-severe attrition (77.9%)
Lin, 2011
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Ca(OH)5 CMCP not useful as IC med, since it clears only 67% of bacteria from RCS, compared to 97% for Ca(OH)2
Messer, 1984
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Techniques First to publish an article on true crown-down instrumentation
Morgan, Montgomery
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Steroids effective? Yes. IM Steroids; injectable dexamethasone better than placebo for reducing post-endo pain; Be sure pain is due to inflammation and not infection
Marshall, 1984
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Sargenti Paste First discredited the Sargenti technique
Langeland, 1973
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Regendo CLASSIC: immature teeth can have pulp survival and regeneration of nerve function after replantation, especially if have open apical foramen
Ohman, 1965
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How to remove separated files Removal of separated instruments: US application and Hedstrom files
Krell, 1984
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Cyst healing after Endo? In theory: After NS RCT, cysts heal becuase epithelium stops proliferating due to reduction in inflammatory cytokines, and apoptosis occurs
Lin, 2007
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Intraosseous Buccal infiltration with 4% articaine w/ epi and IO injection with 2% lidocaine w/ epi are likely to allow pain-free TX than PDL and repeat IANB injections w/ 2% lidocaine w/ epi SIP
Kanaa, 2012
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Can Perio cause Endo problems? If main blood supply remains intact, perio disease unlikely to cause endo disease
Mee-Madison, 1992
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Flare-ups Rate of flare up is same for tx vs. retx (Most related factor is pre op pain)
Mattscheck, Law, Noblett, 2001
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File separation Cyclic fatigue: Rotation subjects NiTi to both tensile and compressive forces in area of canal curvatures, producing destructive form of loading
Pruett, Clement, Carnes, 1997
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MB root of Mx 1M 96% - 2 canals (Stropko 1999 said the more Max molars done with magnification, the more MB2s you will find)
Kulild, 1990
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Status of pulp matter? Consider status of pulp prior to determining length; Necrotic teeth with PAR show more apical resorption
Malueg, Wilcox, Johnson, 1996
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Direct Pulp Cap 80% healing (uninflammed pulps)
Ravn
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Steroids effective? Yes. Oral Steroids; oral dexamethasone better than placebo for reducing post-endo pain
Krasner, 1986
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Methods of vitality testing Place EPT on MB cusp tip for molars
Lin, 2007
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Cyst or Granuloma? Can't distinguish between cyst or granuloma radiographically
Priebe, 1954
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Apical resorption with PAR, always resorption (can also reference Delzangles)
Malueg, Wilcox, Johnson, 1996
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What apical size? The minimum instrumentation size needed for penetration of irrigants to apical third is #30
Khademi, 2006
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Risks Bleaching factors associated with the teeth exhibiting resorption were heat with 30% hydrogen peroxide
Madison, Walton, 1990
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How much resection? Resect at least 3 mm, removes 98% of apical ramifications
Kim, 2006
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Steroids effective? Yes. PDL Steroids; Intraligamentary injection of slow release methylprednisolone effective reducing post-endo pain
Kaufman, 1994
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Post op Pain 2 case reports of heat sensitivity after NS RCT. Missed canals. Don't rule out Endo treated teeth as source of patient's thermal discomfort
Kier, Walker, 1991
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Perforation repair Best prognosis for perf repair is in apical or middle thirds. Contamination with oral fluids = failure.
Jew, Weine, 1982
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Techniques Step back (telescopic technique) - Apical stop at #25, step back incrementally while increasing file size; recapitulate with 25; Coronal flare with GG
Mullaney, 1979
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Response of EPT to necrotic teeth 72% of necrotic teeth correctly identified by EPT as necrotic
Peters, Baumgartner, et al 1994
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Pulp Chamber Floor Law of symmetry, law of centricity, law of color change, laws of orifice location
Krasner and Rankow 2004
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AH 27 AH 26 least toxic after set, best sealer causing no or mild inflammation in 3 yr follow up on monkeys
Pascon, Spangberg, 1988
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Is Chloroform safe? Chloroform is safe in dental operatory, measured room air chloroform levels during endo well below OSHA limits (8 hr limit = 2 ppm)
McDonald, 1992
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RETX 86% healed
Imura (2007)
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Trephination to relieve pain? No need to prophylactically trephinate since incidence of post-endo pain is low
Peters, 1980
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Formocresol pulpotomies MTA pulpotomies significantly better than ferric sulfate or formocresol
Ng, 2008
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Mx 2P 54% - 1 canal; 45% 2 canals
Pineda, Kuttler
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Review of Sensibility Testing Review of sensibility testing
Jafarzedeh, Abbott, 2010
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Ca(OH)2 Introduced Ca (OH)2 to dentistry; Showed that Ca(OH)2 could stimulate dentin bridge following direct pulp cap
Hermann, 1928
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Pulp microcirculation Dynamics of blood flow and neuropeptide inf luence
Kim, 1985,89
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VRF causes Vertical root fractures: Diagnosis and causes, 85% reported occurred as result of excessive force in lateral compaction
Meister, 1980
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Ultrasonic activation Among the first to propose use of ultrasonics with irrigation, showing better success in canal cleanliness
Martin, Cunningham, 1982
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Access Remove cervical ledges over canal orifice to enhance straight-line access
Leeb, 1983
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Why do some PARs not heal? Pathogenesis of apical periodontitis, Types of apical periodontits (cysts, etc.) and why some PARs don't heal
Nair, 2004
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Extrusion induced resorption Resorption as a result of extrusion is rare
Malmgren, 1991
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Avulsion PDL vitality important for success of replantation, replant quickly without damaging PDL, PDL is tissue to save, so do Endo after replantation
Loe, 1961
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Obturation technique Warm GP has a higher rate of overextension than CL; Post-op pain, long-term outcomes, and obturation quality are similar between the two
Peng, 2007
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NaOCl NaOCl has pH of 11, hypochlorus acid is active antibacterial property, disrupts oxidative phosphorylation
Hurst, 2001
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Necrosis with calcification? Only 7% of teeth with calcific metamorphosis develop problems, so no prophylactic tx is indicated
Holcomb, Gregory, 1967
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Methods of vitality testing No relationship between EPT value and pulp pathology
Mumford, 1968
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Cvek Pulpotomy 91% healing (young molars)
Mass
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E. faecalis E. faecalis may just be innocent opportunistic bystander, found it in only 12% of failing RCT's
Kaufman, 2005
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Sealer puff okay? Endodontic filling materials can induce periapical inflammation
Hollan, 1996
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PAI Proposed use of PAI (periapical index) to evaluate radiographic success by comparison to 5 standard images
Orstavik, 1986
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Bacteria needed for PAR Monkey, Bacteria etiologic factor for apical periodontitis, no evidence that necrotic tissue per se induces lesions, need bugs (mostly obligate anaerobes)
Moller, 1981
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Nerves of pulp 28% of nerves = myelinated A fibers; 72% of nerves = unmyelinated C fibers
Reader, 1981
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PAR in Vital Teeth? PAR in vital teeth, 11 of 24 healed with indirect pulp cap
Jordon, 1978
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2nd surgery? showed that success rate of 2nd surgery performed on same tooth is 35.7% (Old-school technique)
Petersen, Gutmann 2001
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2nd S RCT 36% healed; 26% uncertain
Peterson & Guttmann
209
Endo vs. Implants No significant difference - meta-analysis
Iqbal, Kim, 2007
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Biologic Width Biologic width = CT attachment (1.07 mm) + Epi. attachment (0.97 mm); sulcus =- 0.69 mm; margin should be at least 3 mm coronal to alveolar crest to permit healing and proper restoration
Ingber, 1977
