Case report evaluates endodontic treatment outcomes for internal root resorption in a young patient, suggesting effective techniques and follow-up methods.
Key Points
Complete symptom resolution was observed post-treatment at 3 and 6 months, indicating successful endodontic intervention.
Radiographic examination confirmed internal root resorption between the middle and apical thirds of the tooth.
The Fava’s technique for instrumentation and calcium hydroxide paste as intracanal medication contributed effectively to healing.
Periodic follow-up revealed significant repair of internal resorption supported by both periapical radiographs and computed tomography.