Vol. 2, Issue 1

Volume 2, Issue 1

Pages 57–9

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MICROIMPLANTS

Tooth Root Injury and Orthodontic Microimplant Fracture Caused by Its Incorrect Placement: Case Report

Bohdan R. Kondratiuka, Nataliia M. Kosiukb more
a Bohdan R. Kondratiuk

Oral Surgeon, Director of the Scientific Center of Dentistry and Ultrasound Surgery (SCIEDECE), Kyiv, Ukraine.

b Nataliia M. Kosiuk

Orthodontist, ScM, Scientific Center of Dentistry and Ultrasound Surgery (SCIEDECE). National Military Clinical Center “GVKG”, Kyiv, Ukraine. Corresponding author. Sciedece, Scientific Center of Dentistry and Ultrasound Surgery (SCIEDECE), 6A, Bohatyrska Str., Kyiv 04209, Ukraine. Tel: +380964883678 Fax.: +380442908030 E-mail address: nkosiuk@gmail.com. Instagram: n.kosiuk; sciedece

March 30, 2018

https://doi.org/10.23999/j.dtomp.2018.1.6

J Diagn Treat Oral Maxillofac Pathol 2018;2:57–9.

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How to cite this article

Kosiuk NM, Kondratiuk BR. Tooth root injury and orthodontic microimplant fracture caused by its incorrect placement: case report. J Diagn Treat Oral Maxillofac Pathol 2018;2(1):57−9.

Abstract

The purpose of this case report was to elucidate the condition after tooth injury while drilling and orthodontic microimplant fracture caused by its incorrect positioning. Among the investigation methods were CT, pulp vitality test,and endo-ice. That case clearly demonstrates and supports opinion of other authors that injury of periodontium and tissues of the root while drilling and placement of the microimplants can cause no significant disturbances in the future. Even in case of drilling in close proximity to root canals.