Nonsurgical removal of separated gutta percha and granulation tissue from the periapical area using an aspiration irrigation technique
Pulpal diseases progress to periapical lesions. The incidence of cysts and granulomas within periapical lesions are 55% and 70.07%, respectively. It is accepted that all inflammatory periapical lesions should be initially treated with conservative nonsurgical procedures. Studies have reported a succ...
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