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FOREIGN BODY IN MAXILLARY SINUS AFTER ENDODONTIC TREATMENT: TWO CASE REPORTS

ENDODONTİK TEDAVİ SONRASI MAKSİLLER SİNÜSTE YABANCI CİSİM: İKİ OLGU SUNUMU

AHMET ALTAN
SEFA ÇOLAK
NİHAT AKBULUT
Journal
ENTcase
Pages
141–147
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In order to avoidsimilarsymptomsandcomplaints,itisimportant to detect and remove foreign bodies quickly.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Introduction:Teethinthemaxillaposteriorregionmay sometimes be associated with the maxillary sinus.
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Key Findings & Data:While root canal treatment is applied to the teeth in thisregion,complicationssuchasendodonticmaterials escaping into the maxillary sinus may develop.
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Conclusion & Impact:In order to avoidsimilarsymptomsandcomplaints,itisimportant to detect and remove foreign bodies quickly.
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Introduction:Teethinthemaxillaposteriorregionmay sometimes be associated with the maxillary sinus. While root canal treatment is applied to the teeth in thisregion,complicationssuchasendodonticmaterials escaping into the maxillary sinus may develop. In this case report, we presented two patients who had escaped endodontic material to maxillary sinus during root canal treatment. Case Report: In this case report, one patient had root canal filler escaping to the maxillarysinusafterendodontictreatment,intheother patient had been dislocated root canal filling material to the maxillary sinus after endodontic treatment. The removal of the canal filler and root canal filling material from the region by surgical techniques are described. Results: The presence of foreign bodies in the maxillary sinus may cause bacterial or fungal infection, pain, swelling or cystic lesions. In order to avoidsimilarsymptomsandcomplaints,itisimportant to detect and remove foreign bodies quickly.

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Giriş:Maksillaposteriorbölgedekidişlerbazenmaksiller sinüsle ilişkili olabilir. Bu bölgedeki dişlere kök kanal tedavisi yapılırken endodontik materyallerin maksiller sinüsiçerisinekaçmasıgibikomplikasyonlargelişebilir. Bu olgu sunumunda kök kanal tedavisi sonrasında kliniğimizebaşvuranhastalardagözlenenmaksillersinüse kaçanendodontikmateryallerinvarlığısunulmuştur.Olgu Sunumu: Bu olgu sunumunda iki farklı hastanın birinde endodontik tedavi sonrası maksiller sinüse kaçan kök kanaldolgupatı,diğerindeiseendodontiktedavisonrası maksiller sinüse deplase olmuş kanal dolgu materyali olanguttaperkaraporedilmiştir.Maksillersinüsekaçan kök kanal dolgu patının ve kanal dolgu materyalinin cerrahitekniklerlebölgedenuzaklaştırılmasıanlatılmıştır. Sonuç:Maksillersinüsiçerisindekiyabancıcisimvarlığı bakteriyelyadafungalenfeksiyon,ağrı,şişlikyadakistik lezyonlara neden olabilir. Benzer semptomlar ve şikâyetlerle karşılaşılmaması için yabancı cisimlerin tespit edilmesi ve hızlı bir şekilde çıkarılması önemlidir.

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ALTAN, A., ÇOLAK, S., AKBULUT, N. (2018). FOREIGN BODY IN MAXILLARY SINUS AFTER ENDODONTIC TREATMENT: TWO CASE REPORTS. ENTcase, Cilt: 4 - Sayı: 4, 141–147. https://ajindex.com/articles/154454

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