Mechanical causes for endodontic flare-up
Journal Title: International Journal of Medical and Health Research - Year 2018, Vol 4, Issue 11
Abstract
A flare-up is defined as the occurrence of severe pain and swelling following an endodontic treatment appointment. Pain or swelling is a common finding in teeth undergoing root canal treatment. One of the reason for pain after Bio-Mechanical Preparation (BMP) is over instrumentation. The paper is designed to investigate cause of pain and tenderness in teeth undergoing endodontic treatment after BMP.
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Mirza Asif Ali Beigh, Aijaz Hussain Wani
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