Filippo Cardinali

1.5: Necrosis - Periapical Lesion - CHC & CeraSeal - 4 years recall
The patient was referred for the treatment of a symptomatic 1.5, which presented a periapical lesion on the preoperative radiograph. The tooth was tender to percussion and palpation. Treatment was completed in two visits: during the first visit, the tooth was shaped, cleaned, and dressed with calcium hydroxide. During the second visit, the canal was obturated using the Cold Hydraulic Condensation technique, employing a single cone with CeraSeal bioceramic sealer.Follow-ups at 1 and 4 years demonstrate the stability of this sealer-based technique and the healing of the lesion, with no resorption of the overfilled bioceramic sealer.
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1.5 Lesion - Single Visit - Overfilling - 5 years recall
Patient was refereed for the treatment of a symptomatic 1.5 with that present a periapical lesion in the preoperative radiograph. The tooth was tender to percussion and palpation. Treatment was done in a single visit and the canal was obturated using the Cold Hydraulic Condensation Technique, a single cone with CeraSeal bioceramic sealer.
Review at 1 and 5 years shows the stability of this sealer based technique and the healing of the lesion with no resorption of the overfilled bioceramic sealer.

4.5 Lesion - Overfilling - Lateral Canal - 5 years recall
Patient was refereed for the treatment of a symptomatic 4.5 with a big periapical lesion. The tooth was tender to percussion and palpation. Treatment was done in 2 visits. During the first visit the tooth was shaped, cleaned and dressed with calcium hydroxide . During the second visit the canal was obturated using the Cold Hydraulic Condensation Technique, a single cone with CeraSeal bioceramic sealer.
Review at 1 and 5 years shows the stability of this sealer based technique and the healing of the lesion with no resorption of the overfilled bioceramic sealer.
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