Human teeth with periapical pathosis after overinstrumentation and overfilling of the root canals: a scanning electron microscopic study

Claudia Brizuela Cordero; Juan Hugo  Gutierrez; Erika Villota

doi:10.1046/j.1365-2591.1999.00185.x

Human teeth with periapical pathosis after overinstrumentation and overfilling of the root canals: a scanning electron microscopic study

Claudia Brizuela Cordero, Juan Hugo Gutierrez^*, Erika Villota

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Resumen

Bacteria were detected on the flute of the files and mostly at the root apices around the main foramen, remaining firmly attached to resorptive lacunae despite the fact that the apices had undergone great changes, including fracture or zipping. A control group consisting of 10 human teeth root canals containing vital pulps were also overinstrumented and overfilled. No bacteria were detected on the flutes of the files, at the apices or

Idioma original	Español (Chile)
Publicación	International Endodontic Journal
Volumen	32
N.º	1
DOI	https://doi.org/10.1046/j.1365-2591.1999.00185.x
Estado	Publicada - 3 ene. 1999

Palabras clave

teeth
periapical periodontitis
Root canal
scanning electron microscopy

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