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Endodontic management of a mandibular third molar with curved roots: A case report Jain Abhishek*, Sinha Dharmendra Kumar Private Practitioner, Aashirwad Dental Care, Hapur, Uttar Pradesh, India *Address for correspondence: Abhishek Jain Email Id: drabhishekjain08@gmail.com
Online published on 21 July, 2020. Abstract The main object of performing a root canal treatment is to facilitate the complete debridement from all the bacteria and infections followed by the obturation process in order to achieve periapical healing. In some situation, this process becomes complicated due to the presence of some obstacles, such as abnormal length of the root. In this reported article, the purpose is to show a successful non-surgical root canal treatment of a mandibular third molar with unusual curvature. The post-treatment radiographs show successful obturation to the optimum length in all canals. This case report highlights the importance of applying knowledge and in the management of abnormal anatomic variation in which it plays an essential role in the success of the endodontic treatment outcome. Top Keywords Curved roots, Endodontic, Management, Mandibular. Top | |
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