Resection of the apex of the tooth root

What is a resection of the apex of the tooth root?

Resection of the apex of the tooth root, also referred to as apexresection or surgical root canal treatment, involves the surgical removal of part of the apex of the root and the infected or dead tissue around it. Este processo es más frequentes, quando la tratación traditional de canales de la canale de la base no ha attainado las resultados expectados o no es posible como la struttura complicada de los roots. A resection may also be necessary if, after previous treatment, the infection has recurred or the infected tissues have not been completely removed.

During the procedure, the surgeon makes an incision in the gum, exposing the root and surrounding tissues. A, a, a. At the end of the procedure, the wound is sutured and the patient is given recommendations for care and recovery. With resection, it is often possible to save the tooth from extraction and prevent more serious health problems.

When is a tooth root resection necessary?

Resection of the tooth root is indicated in situations where:

• la tratación de la canal root no ha produto los resultados expectados, por exemplo de sealing la canal improperamente o seizing la tevna infectada,
• the tooth has a complex root anatomy, due to which root canal treatment is difficult,
• there was a relapse of infection after previous treatment,
• there are undiscovered additional root canals that have not been cured,
• in the process of root canal treatment, a puncture of the root occurred,
• cysts or denticles appeared around the root, requiring removal.

A final decision on the need for surgery is made by the dentist or endodontist, taking into account the condition of the tooth, the results of previous procedures and the general health of the patient.

The course of the procedure

The procedure for resection of the apex of the root of the tooth takes place in several stages:

1. Local anaesthesia — a patient receives anaesthesia, which eliminates pain during and immediately after the procedure.
2. Exposing the root — a doctor cuts off the gum and makes a hole in the bone at the level of the apex of the root.
3. Removal of infected material The surgeon removes the infected tissue along with the root tip (up to 1/3 of the root length).
4. Washing of the bone cavity — the bone cavity is cleaned with saline solution.
5. Root canal filling — the channel is tightly filled with a special material, most often by the reverse method.
6. Restoration of bone loss — the resultant defect is filled with a suitable material and protected with a membrane.
7. Stitching the wound — Finally, a wound is sutured, which promotes proper healing.

A procedure is performed using modern technologies, such as computed tomography and a surgical microscope, which ensures greater precision and safety.

How is root tip resection different from root canal treatment?

Root canal treatment is the first line of treatment for infections of the dental pulp and periapical tissues. It consists in removing the pulp from the root canals, cleaning them, disinfecting and filling them tightly. It is located on the crown of the tooth and is a conservative treatment, with the protection of the tooth without preserving the preservation of the tooth.

Root tip resection is a surgical procedure, used when root canal treatment is impossible or ineffective. It consists in removing the tip of the root along with the infected tissue through an incision in the gum and bone. This is a more invasive procedure, but it allows you to save a tooth that would otherwise have to be removed.

Does tooth root resection hurt?

A procedure is performed under local anaesthesia, so that the patient does not feel pain during the operation. After the procedure, a slight pain and swelling may appear, which is a natural reaction of the body. The doctor prescribes appropriate painkillers and anti-inflammatories that help control complaints. Usually the pain subsides within a few days. It is important to maintain proper oral hygiene and follow the doctor's recommendations for speed healing.

Recommendations after resection of the tooth root

After the procedure, it is necessary:

• use prescribed painkillers and anti-inflammatory drugs,
• for the first 24 hours, apply cold compresses to the cheek at the site of the procedure (after 15-20 minutes with breaks),
• avoid strenuous physical exertion for several days,
• gently brush your teeth, bypassing the operated site,
• use mouthwash with antibacterial effect, if prescribed by a doctor,
• eat soft, summer foods and avoid hot and hard foods,
• drink plenty of fluids, but avoid drinking through a straw,
• Raporên birêkûpêk ji bo veneers,
• in case of severe pain, bleeding or other disturbing symptoms, contact your doctor immediately.

What to eat after root resection?

Soft, easily digestible foods are recommended, such as:

• cream soups (potato, broccoli, tomato),
• natural yoghurt,
• puddings and puddings,
• fruit and vegetable purees (bananas, avocados, carrots, pumpkin),
• soft-boiled eggs, scrambled eggs, omelette,
• boiled or baked fish with a delicate texture (eg cod, sole, tilapia),
• boiled groats (rice, couscous, bulgur),
• mashed potatoes,
• drinks: water, herbal teas, juices without seeds and pulp.

Avoiding chewing on the operated side for several days and gradually introducing more solid foods.

Is tooth root resection effective?

A resection of the tooth root is an effective method of treatment, especially when root canal treatment has failed or is not possible. Rakirina tevna enfeksiyonê û tîpa bingehê dikare enfeksiyonê û ya. Modern technologies, such as surgical microscopes, increase the precision and success of the procedure. La clave es de trabajo con el médico y seguir todas las recomendaciones antes y después de la prosedura.