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                                            Tratamento endodôntico de primeiro molar inferior com três canais
                                            radiculares distais – série de casos

                                            r e s u m o

           Palavras-chave:                  O primeiro molar inferior pode apresentar várias configurações anatómicas, sendo a mais
           Anatomia                         prevalente a presença de duas raízes com três canais radiculares. Apesar da incidência de
           Endodontia                       três canais radiculares na raiz distal ser baixa, deve ser tida em consideração. Neste trabalho
           Molar                            apresentamos o relato de dois casos clínicos de retratamento endodôntico não cirúrgico e
           Morfologia                       um caso de tratamento endodôntico não cirúrgico de primeiros molares inferiores com três
           Tratamento endodôntico           canais radiculares distais. Uma análise meticulosa do pavimento da câmara pulpar, com o
                                            auxílio do microscópio ótico, revelou a existência de canais inesperados. Canais radiculares
                                            não detetados durante os procedimentos endodônticos são uma das possíveis causas do
                                            fracasso do tratamento endodôntico. Uma má avaliação e interpretação da anatomia inter-
                                            na de um dente submetido a tratamento endodôntico pode levar a uma desinfeção e instru-
                                            mentação deficitárias, pondo em risco o sucesso da terapia. (Rev Port Estomatol Med Dent
                                            Cir Maxilofac. 2019;60(3):137-144)
                                                            © 2019 Sociedade Portuguesa de Estomatologia e Medicina Dentária.
                                                 Published by SPEMD. This is an open access article under the CC BY-NC-ND license
                                                                       (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/).






                                                                 All the teeth were anesthetized with a mandibular block
           Introduction
                                                              infiltration using 1.8 ml of 4% articaine with 1:200,000 epineph-
           The main goal of root canal therapy is to perform mechanical   rine (Artinibsa, Inibsa, Spain), and rubber dam isolation was
           debridement and chemical disinfection of the root canal   established. A proper access cavity was obtained, and the pulp
           space, followed by root canal filling, which will ensure a good   chamber floor anatomy was inspected through a dental oper-
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           long -term prognosis of the treatment.  To achieve this objec-  ating microscope (Opmi Pico, Carl Zeiss Surgical, Germany).
           tive, a good understanding of the root canal anatomy is man-  After being identified, all the root canal orifices were negoti-
           datory.                                            ated until the working length with a stainless -steel ISO size.10
             The mandibular first molar anatomy has been the subject   hand file (Dentsply Maillefer, Switzerland). In the retreatment
           of several studies. 2,3,4  The most common anatomical configu-  cases, Eucalyptol was used as a solvent. The working length
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           ration of this tooth is two roots and three root canals.  Howev-  was determined with an electronic apex locator (Root Zx II,
           er, several other morphologies have been reported. Variations   Morita, USA) and confirmed radiographically. A manual glide
           of the number of roots include radix paramolaris, radix entomo-  path was performed with stainless steel ISO size.15 hand files
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           laris and root fusion.  The number of root canals may vary both   (Dentsply Maillefer, Switzerland). The mechanical instrumen-
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           in number and configuration.  An uncommon root canal con-  tation was performed in all cases with NiTi rotary files ProTa-
           figuration is the presence of three root canals in the distal root   per Universal (Dentsply Maillefer, Switzerland), following the
           of the mandibular first molar. This clinical condition has been   instructions of the manufacturer. All instrumentation was
           documented in very few case reports  and may present a prev-  performed under continuous and abundant syringe irrigation
                                      6,7
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           alence as low as 0.2%.  The misinterpretation of the individual   with 5.25% sodium hypochlorite at room temperature, with a
           tooth morphology may lead to treatment failure. 8  side -vented Monoject 27G needle (Covidien, Mansfield, USA).
             The purpose of this work is to present three cases of end-  All treatments required two appointments. A calcium hy-
           odontic treatment of mandibular first molars with three root   droxide dressing (Ultracal, Ultradent, USA) was used between
           canals in the distal root.                         appointments, and Cavit (Cavit W, 3M ESPE, Germany) was
                                                              used as a provisional restoration.
                                                                 In the second visit, a final irrigation protocol, which includ-
           Case reports                                       ed rinses with 17% EDTA, 5.25% sodium hypochlorite and al-
                                                              cohol, was performed. The canals were dried with paper
           General clinical procedures                        points, and root canal filling was completed with Zipperer
           The reported cases were referred for treatment in private   gutta -percha cones (VDW, Munich, Germany) and sealer (AH
           clinics in the area of Lisbon. After clinical evaluation, a diag-  Plus, Dentsply, Germany), using the continuous wave of con-
           nosis was established, the condition was explained to the   densation technique. The downpack was accomplished with
           patients and the treatment options were proposed. The pa-  a System B unit (System B, Sybron Endo, USA) and the backfill
           tients signed an informed consent form before initiating the   with an Obtura II unit (Obtura II, Obtura Spartan, USA). After
           treatment.                                         canal obturation, the pulp chambers were cleaned with alco-
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