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MANAGEMENT OF PERIODONTAL-ENDODONTIC LESION BY REGENERATIVE APPROACH
            IN A YOUNG PATIENT WITH AGGRESSIVE PERIODONTITIS: A CASE REPORT

            Cheng ZH, Norhayati A

            Introduction: Combined periodontal-endodontic lesion has always been a clinical dilemma
            and challenge because clinicians often have difficulties in the diagnosis and treatment of
            the disease along with deciding a prognosis for the tooth involved. Objective: To illustrate
            a significant clinical case and a suggested evidence-based treatment protocol for
            periodontal-endodontic lesions, which allows for maintaining teeth that may be considered
            hopeless. Case report: We report a case of combined periodontal-endodontic lesion on a
            left mandibular  first molar  in  19-year-old woman  with aggressive periodontitis. A
            concerted approach  was  carried  out including oral prophylaxis session,  conventional
            endodontic therapy, nonsurgical periodontal therapy with systemic  antibiotics  (as an
            adjunct), and finally, periodontal regenerative therapy was performed by using guided
            tissue regeneration (GTR) technique combined with natural bovine bone graft to allow
            regeneration of lost periodontal structures on the mesial aspect. In spite of the anticipated
            poor prognosis, the tooth lesion healed. This combined treatment resulted in minimum
            probing depth of 3mm, clinical attachment gain of 9mm, as well as radiographic evidence
            of alveolar bone gain. Conclusion: This case report demonstrated that proper diagnosis,
            followed by a comprehensive treatment protocol that integrates both  endodontic and
            periodontic specialties and utilizing the guided tissue regeneration technique combined
            with osseous grafting will help to restore the health and function of a tooth with severe
            attachment loss caused by a periodontal-endodontic lesion. Further research is needed to
            evaluate the suggested treatment approach or alternative options for the disease.

            Poster presentation at the Malaysian International Dental Exhibition and Conference (MIDEC) 2019.

            Dr Cheng Zi Hui
            Periodontic Speacialist Unit
            Bandar Jerantut Dental Clinic
            Pahang

            Dr Norhayati bt Abas
            Periodontic Speacialist Unit
            Paya Besar Dental Clinic
            Kuantan Pahang


















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