Manejo de una sobreobturación vía ortograda con tiranervios. Reporte de caso.

Abstract

Non-surgical root canal retreatment has become a common procedure in modern dentistry as an alternative to combat post-treatment disease. The aim of this clinical case was to evaluate the efficacy of nerve barbed broaches and orange peel oil in obturating a canal with overextension of the obturation material in tooth 1.1, which was treated for pulp necrosis and had suffered a trauma years ago that also caused external root resorption. A necro-pulpectomy was performed on the tooth, which was overextended, so it was scheduled for endodontic retreatment two days later, which was performed using orange peel oil as a solvent and nerve barbed broaches to traction the gutta-percha. The results obtained after this procedure were favorable, as the patient had a successful recovery without pain or inflammation. Finally, the patient was referred to oral rehabilitation to improve the function and aesthetics of the tooth.