Autor(es): Oliveira, Marília Gerhardt de ; Binz, Maria Cristina Rockenbach ; Fregapani, Patrícia Wehmeyer ; Xavier, Cristina Braga ; Pozza, Daniel Humberto
Data: 2016
Origem: Oasisbr
Assunto(s): Endodontia; Cirurgia parendodôntica; Apicectomia; Endodontia; Endodontia; Cirurgia parendodôntica; Cirurgia parendodôntica; Apicectomia; Apicectomia
Keywords:Endodontics; Oral Surgical Procedures; Apicoectomy
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Technological advances have increased the rate of success of dental procedures. In periradicular surgery, the use of ultrasonic tips ensures high-quality root-end cavity preparations, enables the performance of a 90-degree apicoectomy, and removes larger amounts of contaminated material. The authors reviewed in vitro and in vivo studies in the literature and evaluated root-end cavities prepared with burs or ultrasonic tips using scanning electron microscopy.
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