In this clinical case, the patient presented with persistent pain when biting in the area of tooth 4.7.
The examination revealed apical periodontitis of tooth 4.7.
For treatment planning, professional dental cleaning, a CBCT scan, and a periapical radiograph were performed.
Endodontic treatment was carried out under STA computer-assisted anesthesia with rubber dam isolation. Using a Leica M320 dental microscope, the root canals were retreated, a fractured instrument fragment was removed, and the canals were mechanically and chemically prepared before being hermetically filled with warm gutta-percha.
After treatment, the tooth was restored with Estelite Asteria composite material and a full-contour Multilayer Esthetics zirconia crown was placed.
Result:
The inflammatory process has been eliminated, the tooth preserved, and chewing function restored.
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Who performed the treatment:
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The endodontic stage was performed by dentist-therapist |
The periodontal stage was performed by periodontist |
The prosthetic stage was performed by prosthodontist |


