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Evaluation of healing with use of an internal matrix to repair furcation perforations

By Rafter M, Baker M, Alves M, Daniel J, Remeikis N.

Date: 01/2002
Journal: IEJ

When performing non-surgical furcation perforation repair, use of an internal matrix material will limit repair material extrusion, which reduces long-term inflammation. No difference between HAPSET and HA in terms of duration of inflammation and both promoted bone deposition directly contacting the repair material

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Nonsurgical repair of perforation defects

By Lemon RR

Date: 01/1992
Journal: Dent Clin North Am

Perforations in visible, accessible locations may be repaired with the aid of an internal matrix to increase prognosis by reducing hemorrhage and contamination affecting the repair material and preventing extrusion of the repair material

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Recall Evaluation of Iatrogenic Root Perforations Repaired With Amalgam and Gutta-Percha

By Benenati F, Roane J, Biggs J, Simon J

Date: 01/1986
Journal: JOE

Amalgam is better than GP WVC (due to extrusion as a cause of failure.) A delay in repair did not affect outcome. Surgical repair appears to be highly successful.

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An evaluation of the use of amalgam, Cavit, and calcium hydroxide in the repair of furcation perforations

By ElDeeb M, Eldeeb M, Tabibi A, Jensen J

Date: 01/1982
Journal: JOE

Attempting to repair a perforation better than no repair. The use of CAOH for 1 month or more results in more periodontal destruction. Amalgam better than Cavit for repairs.

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Nonsurgical therapy for the perforative defect of internal resorption

By Frank A, Weine F

Date: 01/1973
Journal: JADA

2-6 weeks of CAOH prior to obturation resulted in healing of teeth with suppuration and internal resorption.

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Periodontal Tissue Reactions After Surgical treatment of Root Perforations in Dog’s Teeth A Histological Study

By Lantz B, Persson PA

Date: 01/1970
Journal: Odontologisk revy

Immediate root perforation repair had better healing and decreased perio destruction

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