Emprego de biocerâmico em dentes com abscesso periapical crônico: relato de caso clínico

Abstract

INTRODUCTION: Bone and dental resorptions are physiological or pathological events. Its etiology is varied, and it can also be caused by dental trauma. Usually, the proposed treatment consists of conventional endodontic treatment, PQM (mechanical chemical preparation) of the SCR (root canal system) associated with the use of MIC (intracanal medication). The prognosis of treatment is closely linked to the cessation of the action of activated odontoclasts, as well as the creation of a physiological hard tissue barrier. It is of paramount importance to know and use protocols and materials that, in addition to being biocompatible, have the property of bioactivity. OBJECTIVES: to report a clinical case with the use of bioceramic cement as a choice of repair material in the treatment of teeth with adjacent bone and root resorption. METHODOLOGY: report and clinical case study performed on a patient, victim or not of dental trauma, diagnosed with chronic periapical abscess with bone and root resorption. RESULTS: it is expected that the endodontic treatment performed with the use of bioceramic can induce tissue mineralization, repair and regeneration. CONCLUSION or FINAL CONSIDERATIONS: bioceramic materials have been an alternative for the treatment of root resorption, for the formation of the hard tissue barrier after chemical and mechanical preparation, and for having biocompatibility, bioactivity and regeneration capacity in the body.