Tratamento de reabsorção inflamatória externa com emprego de cimentos biocerâmicos: relato de caso clínico

Abstract

Introduction: External root resorption in permanent teeth is a pathological process in which the mineralized structures of the tooth are destroyed. Objective: The objective of this study is to demonstrate the use of Bioceramic cements in the treatment and paralysis of external inflammatory resorption, through a clinical case report. Methodology: Patient with a history of dental trauma diagnosed with chronic apical abscess associated with external inflammatory resorption, teeth 11 and 21 received endodontic treatment and filling with Bio-C Sealer cement. Results: The patient is asymptomatic, with no fistula and repair of the periapical lesion present. It is expected with the use of bioceramic to interrupt the process of external resorption with maintenance of the patient's teeth functional in the mouth, avoiding tooth extraction. Conclusion: The use of bioceramic materials has been shown to be a determining factor in increasing the success rate of these treatments.