Paredes VJ, Jiménez EFJ , Leyva RE

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RESUMEN

El dolor postoperatorio después de tratamientos de conductos de una sola sesión es una complicación conocida por el clínico.
El propósito de este trabajo fue revisar los resultados de investigaciones previas sobre la prevalencia del dolor postoperatorio después de un tratamiento de conductos en una cita. Esta revisión pretende proporcionar apoyo al clínico para la toma de decisiones durante el tratamiento de los dientes con pulpas vitales o necróticas, en forma manual o mecánica, mediante instrumentos rotatorios.

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