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Endodontic-Periodontic
Lesion
Simring, Marvin; Goldberg, Maurice (1964). The Pulpal Pocket
Approach: Retrograde Periodontitis.
Accessory Canal/
Lateral Canal
Accessory Canal/
Lateral Canal Foramen Apical
ROTSTEIN I, SIMON JH. The endo-perio lesion: a critical appraisal of the disease
condition. Endod Top. 2006;13(1):34–56.
Dentinal Tubules
Lateral Canal
Foramen Apical
Etiologic factor (Living pathogens)
• Bacteria
Bakter
• Fungi
Jamur
• Virus
i
Virus
Bakteri
Candida albicans
Virus
Kristal Kolesterol
Contributing factors
Perawatan endodontik yang tidak adekuat
Kebocoran koronal
Trauma
Resorpsi
Perforasi
Malformasi developmental
Resorption
Root resorption results in loss of dentin,
cementum and/or bone.
* Non-infective root resorption
1. Transient root resorption/ remodelling
resorption – only seen microscopically
2. Pressure-induced root resorption by
tumours, cysts, excessive orthodontic
movements, succedaneous teeth and
impacted teeth
3. Chemical-induced root resorption like
bleaching agents, hydrogen peroxide
4. Replacement root resorption or ankylosis
Extra-canal invasive root resorption
Perforation
• They are caused by dental pathologies like
extensive caries or resorption defects that
have perforated through the dentin and into
the peri-radicular tissues. •
• latrogenic perforations:
– Endodontic treatment.
– Periodontal surgical procedures.
• Perforations facilitate the formation of endo-
Developmental Malformation
Palato-gingival groove