RETRATAMENTO ENDODÔNTICO DE UM PRIMEIRO PRÉ-MOLAR SUPERIOR COM TRÊS CANAIS - RELATO DE CASO

The present work reports a clinical case of a patient with light sensibility and fistula presence in the right maxillary first pre - molar that had already been submitted to endodontic treatment with surgical complementation. The radiographic exam revealed a diagnosis misinterpretation in the identification of the number of canals, once it was possible to identify the presence of three canals and three roots in the referred element, and just the distobuccal and palatine canals were filled out with endodontic material, while the mesiobuccal canal, was not only empty, but there was also the presence of radiopaque material in the apex. It was recovered an access cavity and the material was removed through a Gates-Glidden drill number 3, by medium and cervical thirds, and a file type Kerr number 25 combined with the solvent Eucalyptol of the apical third. After the accomplishment of the biomechanical preparation for the Inverted Mixed Technique, the renewal varied substances was promoted as a delay curative, for a period that extended for 30 days. As it was not possible to observe regression of the fistula, the accomplishment of the filling of the root canals was realized and it brought along a deliberate extrude of material through the apical foramen that was removed through a curettage apical. For the next 16 months a clinical and radiographic attendance revealed the disappearance of the fistulous itinerary, a sensibility absence in palpation and/or percussion and restoration of the normal dimension of the periodontal space characterizing the success of the accomplished treatment.