Management of External Cervical Resorption Using Root Canal Treatment and Intentional Replantation

Preoperative view of tooth #14 Preoperative Xray CBCT axial view of #14 Isolation Master cone Avulsion Tooth #14 held exclusively by the crown Debridement of the resorptive defect GIC placement Post-operative xray Splint + post-operative clinical situation Follow up: + 6 months Follow up +12 months A 55 yo female patient (ASA I) was referred for evaluation of tooth #14 presenting with increasing cold and heat sensitivity that had progressed to spontaneous pain over a few days. Her medical history was non-contributory except for temporomandibular dysfunction with limited mouth opening. Clinical examination revealed : probing depths were within physiological limits. Percussion and palpation were negative. The cold test was positive with lingering pain that progressively intensified. PA radiography and CBCT…