A potential opportunity for treating hopeless tooth with hemisection and platelet rich fibrin as a regenerative tool: A case report


Case Report

Author Details : Prachi Gupta, Shelly Mittal, Sweety Pal, Himanshu Deswal

Volume : 2, Issue : 3, Year : 2017

Article Page : 95-97


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Abstract

The therapeutic treatment and constant retainment of teeth with multiple roots advanced endo-perio lesion have been challenging in periodontal and endodontic therapy. Determination to preserve the natural dentition among the patients has been increased. Therefore, it’s moral duty of the dentist to put efforts to preserve the natural tooth. Nowadays, hemisection has been widely used which refers to sectioning of multirooted tooth and removal of the that can be affected by the endodontic and periodontal means. It aims at retaining the natural tooth as much as possible. Regeneration by using Platelet Rich Fibrin is widely in use in dentistry due to numerous advantages. The present case report narrates the technique of hemisection of the mandibular first molar with placement of Platelet rich fibrin in the extraction socket. Long term success of the treatment modality depends entirely on proper diagnosis.

Keywords: Hemisection, Endo-Perio Lesion, Platelet Rich Fibrin, Hopeless Tooth


How to cite : Gupta P, Mittal S, Pal S, Deswal H, A potential opportunity for treating hopeless tooth with hemisection and platelet rich fibrin as a regenerative tool: A case report. IP Int J Periodontol Implantol 2017;2(3):95-97


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