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Cucu, Dragoș |
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Danici, Alexandru |
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Danici, Anastasia |
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Bordian, Victoria |
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2020-07-03T12:25:19Z |
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2020-07-03T12:25:19Z |
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dc.date.issued |
2018 |
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CUCU, Dragoș, DANICI, Alexandru, DANICI, Anastasia, BORDIAN, Victoria. Radiographic analysis of angulation of curvature of root canals and the probability of complications occurrence using Schneider and Weine’s methods. In: MedEspera: the 7th Internat. Medical Congress for Students and Young Doctors: abstract book. Chișinău: S. n., 2018, p. 238-239. |
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https://medespera.asr.md/wp-content/uploads/Abastract-Book-2018.pdf |
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http://repository.usmf.md/handle/20.500.12710/10888 |
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Department Odontology,
Paradontology and Oral pathology,
Nicolae Testemitanu State University of Medicine and Pharmacy of the Republic of Moldova |
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Introduction. The knowledge of the endodontic system by the practitioner, is the succes of the
reliable root canal treatment.
Aim of the study. This study provides the evaluation of radiographic angulation of root canals
and the risks of making errors and complications during endodontic treatment by using
Schneider and Weine’s examination methods.
Materials and methods. Radiographic evaluation was based on examination of
orthopantomographic images of 12 patients, wich needed endodontic treatment, and presented
obvious curved anatomy of the roots. There were analyzed 22 molars and 7 premolars, in order
to determine the angulation of root canal curvature by using Schneider’s method, and Weine’s
method, which are the most practically to apply in the daily practice.
Results. The datas obtained, based on the analysis of the 22 molars and 7 premolars with
different degree of root curvatures, by the method of Schneider, were compared with the results
obtained by the method of Weine. We can observe the prevalence of root canals with a degree of
angulation greater than 20°, at the premolars and the molars which indicates the presence of
severe curvatures and great risk of developing the complications. The most common separations
of endodontic instruments can be found in the mesial root canals of molars, which are showing a
greater degree of angulation of 300. According to obtained datas, 5 out of 7 premolars and 20 of 22 molars analised in study, have an increased risk of fracture (> 50%) of endodontic
instruments and creating ledges during work in the root canal.
However, both methods have a percent of errors, which is due to bucal or oral orientation of
curvature and not always can be determined by radiographicaly as they present 2D plans, but is
still a real value, and it is useful for planning a root canal treatment.
Conclusions. Schneider and Weine’s methods of radiographic analysis, proved to be easy to
apply in daily endodontic practice, by allowing to elaborate an individual plan of treatment, to
visualize and to outline a proper endodontic acces, and to avoid complications during endodontic
treatment like: separation of the instruments, perforations and formation of the ledges. These two
methods of radiographic analysis are easily applicable and have a major importance in achieving
a qualitative endodontic treatment. |
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en |
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dc.publisher |
MedEspera |
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radiographic |
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dc.subject |
analysis |
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dc.subject |
Schenider |
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dc.subject |
Weine |
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dc.subject |
methods |
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dc.title |
Radiographic analysis of angulation of curvature of root canals and the probability of complications occurrence using Schneider and Weine’s methods |
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dc.type |
Article |
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