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[Relapse after endodontic treatment: endodontic retreatment or apex resection?].

H. Doornbusch, Raghoebar Gm, Arjan Vissink, G Boering

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In many cases, unsuccessful endodontic treatment is followed by apicoectomy. Endodontic retreatment, however, could be an appropriate alternative for apicoectomy more frequently. In this paper indications, specific problems and treatment methods are presented for endodontic retreatment, apicoectomy and intentional replantation.

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In many cases, unsuccessful endodontic treatment is followed by apicoectomy. Endodontic retreatment, however, could be an appropriate alternative for apicoectomy more frequently. In this paper indications, specific problems and treatment methods are presented for endodontic retreatment, apicoectomy and intentional replantation.

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In many cases, unsuccessful endodontic treatment is followed by apicoectomy. Endodontic retreatment, however, could be an appropriate alternative for apicoectomy more frequently. In this paper indications, specific problems and treatment methods are presented for endodontic retreatment, apicoectomy and intentional replantation.

Key concepts: Apicoectomy, Endodontic retreatment, Medicine, Dentistry, Endodontic therapy, Resection, ENDODONTIC PROCEDURES, Orthodontics

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