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Dental Congress 2019

Journal of Clinical Dentistry and Oral Health | Volume 3

Page 28

OF EXCELLENCE

IN INTERNATIONAL

MEETINGS

YEARS

April 15-16, 2019 | Milan, Italy

DENTISTRY

AND ORAL HEALTH

International Conference on

INTENTIONAL REPLANTATION, A CHALLENGING TREATMENT OPTION:

CASE REPORT

Ashwaq Asiri, Hussain Mohklis

and

Abdullah Alsharif

Majmaah University, Saudi Arabia

reservation of natural dentition is the primary goal of any conservative treatment modality. Intentional tooth

re-implantation is a treatment alternative that should not be underrated. Although not the primary therapy

of choice, extraction and re-implantation of the same tooth are indicated in situations when the patient and/

or the existing clinical conditions will not accept alternative solutions such as root canal treatment, apicoecto-

my or implants. A three treated cases with this treatment modality will be presented orally accompanied with

video illustration. Patients were seen in Dental Department, Endodontic Division, in PSMMC. Case 1: A 34 years

old Saudi female patient, complaining from pain related to maxillary left posterior teeth. A previously root

canal treated teeth #25, 26 and 27 with acute apical periodontist were the diagnosed and decision made to do

apicectomy for teeth #25 and 26 and intentional replantation for tooth #27; Case 2: A 38 years old Saudi female

also complaint from pain related to #16, with the full porcelain crown and same diagnosis of the previous case.

After discussing with the patient, the treatment options, intentional replantation with micro apical surgery was

performed; Case 3: Iraqi male, the diagnosis for #16 was previously root canal treated tooth with chronic apical

periodontitis. Intentional replantation was the treatment of choice. Follow up period was done up to one year.

All patients were asymptomatic and a signs of bone healing were evident radio graphically. In conclusion man-

agement of apical periodontitis with re-implantation is a predictable and acceptable method of treatment.

Ashwaq Asiri et al., J Clin Dentistry Oral Health 2019, Volume 3

Ashwaq Asiri graduated from King Saud University in 2012. After graduation she serve as demonstrator in Dental College, Majmaah

University from 2013-2018. Her postgraduate program in Endodontics was done fromKSA, which is Saudi Board of Endodontics. She

was granted the Saudi Board of Endodontics in last November. She published article in

Australian Journal of Forensic Science

2015

entitled “Awareness of forensic dentistry scope and practice among dental practitioners in SA’’. She was elected to serve as Chief

Resident from 2017-2018. Now she is Senior Registrar and Assistant Professor in Majmaah University.

BIOGRAPHY