Trauma to anterior teeth is a common cause of pulp necrosis and subsequent requirement for root canal treatment (RCT). Pulp pathosis in such teeth is usually mediated via bacterial ingress through cracks/fractures, +/− damage to the blood supply of the tooth. In such cases, the bulk of tooth tissue may be relatively intact (though often discoloured to some extent). In this paper, we offer advice for restorative management of such teeth, via minimally invasive techniques.

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Minimally Invasive Techniques for Endodontically Treated Anterior Teeth

  • R. J. R. Smith,
  • Ewen McColl,
  • G. Ewen Bryce

摘要

Trauma to anterior teeth is a common cause of pulp necrosis and subsequent requirement for root canal treatment (RCT). Pulp pathosis in such teeth is usually mediated via bacterial ingress through cracks/fractures, +/− damage to the blood supply of the tooth. In such cases, the bulk of tooth tissue may be relatively intact (though often discoloured to some extent). In this paper, we offer advice for restorative management of such teeth, via minimally invasive techniques.