NOTAS DE ENDODONCIA

APOYO ACADÉMICO POR ANTOLOGÍAS

UNIDAD 11: LIMPIEZA Y CONFORMACIÓN DEL CONDUCTO RADICULAR

Profesor:  Dr. Ricardo Rivas Muñoz

CONTENIDO GENERAL DEL CURSO CONTENIDO DE LA UNIDAD BIBLIOGRAFÍA  DE  ESTA  SECCIÓN ARTÍCULOS REVISADOS PALABRAS  CLAVE SECCIÓN:           

4ª Sección de 5 que forman toda la Unidad de Limpieza y Conformación del Conducto Radicular

 

CONTENIDO DE LA UNIDAD 11:

Generalidades  (1ª Sección)

  • limpieza

  • conformación

  • preparación biomecánica

  • Principios de Weine

Introducción
         conductos difíciles

         objetivos generales

11.1.Irrigación (2ª Sección)
11.1.1.Objetivos
11.1.2.Soluciones e instrumental
11.1.2.1.Hipoclorito de sodio
11.1.2.2.Otras soluciones
11.1.3.Métodos de irrigación

11.2.Movimientos de la instrumentación
11.2.1.Limado
11.2.2. Escariado
11.2.3. Movimiento de dar cuerda a un reloj

11.2.4. Conformación en serie

11.2.5. Movimientos de fuerza balanceada


11.2.4.Técnicas de preparación con instrumentación manual
11.2.4.2.Técnica de retroceso
11.2.4.3.Técnica corono-radicular

11.2.5.Técnicas de preparación no manual (4ª Sección)

 

PALABRAS CLAVE:

 

 

REGRESAR A LA SECCIÓN DE TÉCNICAS MANUALES DE LIMPIEZA Y CONFORMACIÓN DEL  CONDUCTO RADICULAR

 

Tronstand, Leif. CLINICAL ENDODONTICS. 2nd ed. Thieme. New York. 2003. pp.184-187

RESUMEN DEL CAPÍTULO CITADO: 

  The principles and goals of the instrumentation phase of endodontic treatment are the same regardless of instruments or technique used.

It was spoken of the following techniques:

  1. Step-back preparation: with the step-back technique the diameter of the root canal at the apical level of instrumentation is kept as small as possible to resist extrusion of filling material beyond the canal. In addition, the apical parte of the canal is given a moderately tapered form in an attempt to retain the obturating materials whitin the canal. Further coronally, the canal is flared of the canal an to facilitate. The obturation of the canal. The degree of instrumentation most apically in the root canal is determined by the size of the first K-file that binds in the canal at the apical lever of instrumentation. The canal is then larged an additional two instruments sizes at this level. This mean that if a no. 15 file binds, the canal is enlarged to a size 25, is called master apical file. Between each change of file, the full length of the canal is recapitulated with the master apical file. Further coronally, the canal is then flared with hand or engine-driven instruments to give it the desired continuous tapered shape.
  2. Apical Box Preparation: the apical box preparation technique was developed with this information in mind. With this technique, one attempts to give the apical 2-5mm stainless steel files sizes 08-20, and nickel- titanium file sizes 25 and up. The apical parte of the root canal is opened up with a K-file used whit filing motions until the file moves freely in the canal. The next size file is  introduced into the canal with twiddlind motions until the tip is again at the exact apical level of instrumentation. The preparation systematically with filing  and reaming actions until the canal is enlarged two to three instrument sizes. The canal is then flared, beginning  with a Hedstrom or engine-driven file one size sameller than the last instrument used apically.the preparation of the apical part of the canal is completed with K-type hand or engine-driven instruments.  The degree of apical enlargemente is determined by the size, shape and form of the root of the tooth as seen in preoperative radiographs.
  3. Crown Down Preparation: the root canal is instrumented in the direction from the canal orifice to the apical foramen with progressively  smaller instruments. In the other word, this technique works contrary to traditional techniques in which the instrumentation in principle starts apically and is carried out with progressively  larger instruments ina coronal direction. The crown down technique has never had a large following, among other things because the root canal often became clocked by dentin chips and other instrumentation debris as the instrumentation proceeded in an apical direction.

Tronstand, Leif. CLINICAL ENDODONTICS. 2nd ed. Thieme. New York. 2003. pp.184-187

Investigado y redactado por Magally Hernández Leyva, Alumna del grupo 1501 (2008), FES Iztacala, UNAM

CONTENIDO GENERAL DEL CURSO CONTENIDO DE LA UNIDAD BIBLIOGRAFÍA  DE  ESTA  SECCIÓN ARTÍCULOS REVISADOS PALABRAS  CLAVE SECCIÓN:           

 

 

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