García BME

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RESUMEN

La infección pulpar tiene efectos en el periodonto a través del canal principal y conductos laterales. La relación entre la enfermedad pulpar y la infección periodontal está ampliamente documentada. Los efectos de estas dos condiciones pueden variar desde lesiones localizadas y de resolución completa después del tratamiento hasta la pérdida del órgano dentario si el problema persistiera. En ocasiones, por medio de la cirugía apical es posible resolver las complicaciones del tratamiento de conductos. El uso de materiales de injerto para recuperar la estructura ósea perdida en los procesos alveolares está comprobado; materiales de injerto solos o en combinación son ampliamente usados para lograr este fin. El presente documento es el reporte de un caso de lesión periapical extensa que involucra de manera amplia el soporte periodontal, tratado con la colocación de una solución oleosa de hidróxido de calcio y aloinjerto óseo; con la resolución clínica y radiográfica a un año.

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