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Green discoloration of the crown after internal root resorption treatment with grey mineral trioxide aggregate (MTA)

Abstract

Root resorption (RR) is the loss of dental hard tissues as a result of clastic activities. Internal inflammatory root re sorption (IRR) is a type of RR characterized by progressive loss of tooth substance starting from the root canal wall. IRR is usually asymptomatic, slowly progressing, and detectable upon routine radiographic examination or by the clinical sign of a ‘pink spot’ when the IRR involves the crown or the coronal third of the root canal. Mineral trioxide aggregate (MTA) is a biocompatible cement that has been used successfully in pulp capping, pulpotomy, treatment of traumatized teeth with immature apices, and for treatment of root resorption. The treatment and follow-up of a maxillary central incisor with perforating IRR managed by root canal treatment and grey MTA repair is reported. IRR affected tooth 11 (FDI World Dental Federation) in a 29-year-old female patient, with a history of previous trauma. Follow-up radiographs over 24 months demonstrated the maintenance of a functional tooth. However, the tooth showed a green discoloration of the crown after MTA treatment.

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Green discoloration of the crown after internal root resorption treatment with grey mineral trioxide aggregate (MTA)

Author: Segura Egea, Juan José; Castellanos Cosano, Lizett; Martín González, Jenifer; Alonso Ezpeleta, Luis Óscar; López Frías, Francisco Javier
Year: 2011
DOI: 10.4317/jced.3.e404
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Jou nal sec ion: Clinical and Expe imen al Den is y doi:10.4317/jced.3.e404
Publica ion Types: Case Repo
G een discolo a ion o he c own a e in e nal oo eso p ion ea men
wi h g ey mine al ioxide agg ega e (MTA).
Juan José Segu a-Egea 1, Lize Cas ellanos-Cosano 2, Jenni e Ma ín-González 2, Luis Osca Alonso-
Ezpele a 3, F. Ja ie López F ías 4
1 P o esso , Depa men o Endodon ics, School o Den is y, Uni e si y o Se illa, C/ A icena s/n, 41009-Se illa, Spain.
2 Doc o al ellow, Depa men o Endodon ics, School o Den is y, Uni e si y o Se illa, C/ A icena s/n, 41009-Se illa, Spain.
3 Assis an P o esso , Depa men o Endodon ics, School o Den is y, Uni e si y o Za agoza, 22006-Huesca, Spain.
4 Associa e P o esso , Depa men o Endodon ics, School o Den is y, Uni e si y o Se illa, C/ A icena s/n, 41009-Se illa,
Spain.
Co espondence:
Dp o. de Es oma ología,
Facul ad de Odon ología,
C/ A icena s/n,
41009-Se ille (SPAIN)
e-mail: [email p o ec ed]
Recei ed: 31/05/2011
Accep ed: 03/08/2011
Abs ac
Roo eso p ion (RR) is he loss o den al ha d issues as a esul o clas ic ac i i ies. In e nal in lamma o y oo e-
so p ion (IRR) is a ype o RR cha ac e ized by p og essi e loss o oo h subs ance s a ing om he oo canal wall.
IRR is usually asymp oma ic, slowly p og essing, and de ec able upon ou ine adiog aphic examina ion o by he
clinical sign o a ‘pink spo ’ when he IRR in ol es he c own o he co onal hi d o he oo canal. Mine al ioxide
agg ega e (MTA) is a biocompa ible cemen ha has been used success ully in pulp capping, pulpo omy, ea men
o auma ized ee h wi h imma u e apices, and o ea men o oo eso p ion. The ea men and ollow-up o a
maxilla y cen al inciso wi h pe o a ing IRR managed by oo canal ea men and g ey MTA epai is epo ed.
IRR a ec ed oo h 11 (FDI Wo ld Den al Fede a ion) in a 29-yea -old emale pa ien , wi h a his o y o p e ious
auma. Follow-up adiog aphs o e 24 mon hs demons a ed he main enance o a unc ional oo h. Howe e , he
oo h showed a g een discolo a ion o he c own a e MTA ea men .
Key wo ds: In e nal oo eso p ion, Mine al ioxide agg ega e, Roo canal ea men .
Segu a-Egea JJ, Cas ellanos-Cosano L, Ma ín-González J, Alonso-Ezpe-
le a LO, López F ías FJ. G een discolo a ion o he c own a e in e nal
oo eso p ion ea men wi h g ey mine al ioxide agg ega e (MTA). J
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In oduc ion
Roo eso p ion (RR) is he loss o den al ha d issues
as a esul o clas ic ac i i ies (1). RR migh be b oadly
classi ied in o ex e nal o in e nal eso p ion by he lo-
ca ion o he eso p ion in ela ion o he oo su ace.
In e nal in lamma o y oo eso p ion (IRR) is cha ac-
e ized by p og essi e loss o oo h subs ance s a ing
om he oo canal wall (2). IRR is usually asymp oma-
ic, slowly p og essing, and de ec able upon ou ine a-
diog aphic examina ion o by he clinical sign o a ‘pink
spo ’ when he IRR in ol es he c own o he co onal
hi d o he oo canal (3).
Va ious e iologic ac o s ha e been implica ed, inclu-
ding auma, ca ies and pe iodon al in ec ions, excessi-
e hea gene a ed du ing es o a i e p ocedu es on i al
ee h, calcium hyd oxide p ocedu es, i al oo esec-
ions, anacho esis, o hodon ic ea men , c acked ee h,
o simply idiopa hic dys ophic changes wi hin no mal
pulps (2, 4).
Fo IRR o ake place, i al pulp issue is equi ed (5).
The e o e, nonsu gical oo canal he apy (pulp emo-
al) is he ea men o choice o a es he des uc i e
p ocess. T ea men o IRR mus aim a comple e emo-
al o he eso p i e issue om he oo canal sys em,
in an a emp o p e en u he loss o ha d issue. I
he p ocess has ex ended o he poin ha i eaches he
ex e nal oo su ace, oo in eg i y is los and des uc-
ion o he adjacen pe iodon al issues may occu (6).
Selec ing sui able es o a i e ma e ials o hese cases
emain a challenge, especially i oo h loss is ex ensi e;
ex ac ion is he only ealis ic op ion in some cases (5).
Mine al ioxide agg ega e (MTA) is a biocompa ible
cemen , ideal as o hog ade o e og ade illing ma e ial
(7), ha has been used success ully in pulp capping,
pulpo omy, ea men o auma ized ee h wi h imma-
u e apices, and o ea men o oo eso p ions (5,
6). MTA has good sealing p ope ies, biocompa ibili y,
bac e icidal e ec s, adiopaci y, and abili y o se in he
p esence o blood.
This case epo desc ibes he 24-mon h ollow-up o
pe o a ing in e nal oo eso p ion in a maxilla y cen-
al inciso , whe e g ay MTA we e employed o es o e
unc ion.
Case Repo
A 29-yea -old whi e woman because he p esence o
discolo a ion o he den al c own o he maxilla y igh
cen al inciso (11, FDI Wo ld Den al Fede a ion) wi h
ague pain. The medical his o y was non-con ibu o y.
She had a his o y o auma a ec ing bo h maxilla y
cen al inciso s wen y yea s ago. Clinical examina ion
showed he p esence o a sinus ac s oma on he buccal
gingi al mucosa (Fig. 1A). Radiog aphic examina ion
e ealed a well-ci cumsc ibed, ai ly o al adiolucency
in he middle hi d o he oo (Fig. 1B). No pe iapical
adiolucen lesion was de ec ed. The elec ic and hea
(hea ed gu a-pe cha) pulp es s we e nega i es. Pe io-
don al p obing dep hs we e physiological (<3 mm) a all
si es. Based on he clinical and adiog aphic indings,
he diagnosis was i e e sible pulpi is wi h pe o a ing
in e nal oo eso p ion ha had caused an abscess d ai-
ning h ough he is ulous ac .
The possibili y o conse ing oo h 11 was conside ed
h ough a combina ion o ea men s: non su gical oo
canal he apy o emo e he nec o ic pulp and disin ec
he oo canal sys em and su gical ea men o expose
he eso p i e de ec and o ill i up wi h MTA. Howe-
e , pa ien did no ag ee wi h su gical ea men . Thus,
consen was only ob ained o non su gical oo canal
ea men .
Anaes hesia was adminis e ed acco dingly, and he oo h
was isola ed wi h a ubbe dam. The access ca i y was
opened on he pala al su ace and he pulp issue was e-
mo ed. Leng h de e mina ion was pe o med elec oni-
cally using he Den aPo ZX (J. Mo i a, Kyo o, Japan)
and con i med adiog aphically (Fig. 1C). Du ing ins-
umen a ion a communica ion be ween he eso p ion
ca i y and he buccal pe iodon ium was obse ed as a
Fig. 1. (A) Clinical examina ion showed discolo a ion o he den al
c own o he maxilla y igh cen al inciso (11) and he p esence o
a sinus ac s oma on he buccal gingi al mucosa. (B) P eope a i e
adiog aph showing a well-ci cumsc ibed, ai ly o al adiolucency in
he middle hi d o he oo . (C) Leng h de e mina ion was pe o med
elec onically and con i med adiog aphically.
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bleeding poin , in connexion wi h he is ulous ac .
The canal was p epa ed by he X-Sma (Den sply Mai-
lle e , Ballaigues, Swi ze land), which was cleaned and
shaped up o an F1 ins umen o he P o ape Sys em
(Den sply-Maille e , Ballaigues-Swi ze land). An api-
cal s op was c ea ed wi h a o a y nickel– i anium size
35.06 K3 (Syb onEndo Den al Special ies, O ange,
CA). In acanal i iga ion was pe o med wi h 5.25%
NaOCl (Fa macia Del Campo, Mad id, Spain). Then,
calcium hyd oxide pas e (Calcipulpe, Sep odon , Sain
Mau des Fosses, F ance) was placed o alkalinize he
en i onmen , emo e emaining pulp issue and con ol
bleeding a he pe o a ion and o assu e he comple e
elimina ion o he g anula ion issue (Fig. 2A).
A e 30 days, sinus ac s oma on he buccal gingi al
mucosa had disappea ed. Calcium hyd oxide pas e e-
mained illing he oo -canal (Fig. 2B). The d essing
ma e ial was emo ed wi h 5.25% sodium hypochlo i e
i iga ion and he oo canal was d ied wi h pape poin s.
A 35.06 au o i gu a-pe cha cone (Analy ic Endodon-
ics, O ange, CA) was used o ill he apical oo canal.
Then, g ay MTA powde was mixed acco ding o he
manu ac u e ’s ins uc ions and placed wi h an MTA ca-
ie . MTA was i mly condensed by using a plugge and
we co on pelle s. The access ca i y was sealed wi h
Ca i G (3 M ESPE, S Paul, MN). An immedia e pos o-
pe a i e adiog aph was aken, con i ming sa is ac o y
illing o he oo canal and eso p i e de ec (Fig. 2C).
A e 12 and 18 mon hs, he pa ien was ecalled and
he oo h was ound o be symp om ee. No pe cussion
sensi i i y was obse ed, and he pa ien had a heal hy
gingi a and no pe iodon al pocke s on p obing. Pe iapi-
Fig. 2. (A) Pe iapical adiog aph a e illing wi h calcium hyd oxide pas e. (B) Calcium hyd oxide pas e emained illing he oo -
canal a e 30 days. (C) Immedia e pos ope a i e adiog aph a e MTA illing o he eso p i e de ec . (D) Pe iapical adiog aph
a e 12 mon hs. (E) Pe iapical adiog aph a e 18 mon hs. (F) Pe iapical adiog aph showing sa is ac o y healing a e 24 mon hs
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cal adiog aphs showed sa is ac o y healing o he dis al
adiolucen lesion in he al eola bone (Fig. 2D and 2E).
A e 24 mon hs, oo h emains asymp oma ic; howe e
a g een discolo a ion is e iden (Fig. 2F and Fig. 3).
ed o mula, Tulsa, OK) and by Angelus (MTA B anco,
Angelus Soluçöes Odon ológicas). The majo di e en-
ce appea s o be in he concen a ions o ca bo undum
(Al2O3) pe iclase (MgO), and especially FeO, wi h he
obse ed alues o each o hese oxides being conside-
ably lowe in he whi e MTA han in he g ay MTA. Di-
e ences in he obse ed FeO concen a ion a e hough
o be p ima ily esponsible o he a ia ion in colou o
he whi e MTA in compa ison wi h g ey MTA (9). This
colou change has b oadened he indica ions o MTA,
enabling i s applica ion in oo pe o a ions, pulpo o-
mies, and di ec pulp capping in an e io ee h. Whi e
MTA can be he ma e ial o choice o epai de ec s in
which di ec con ac wi h gingi al issues o oo h c own
implica ion is expec ed.
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Discussion
In e nal oo eso p ion is an insidious pa hological p o-
cess, ini ia ed wi hin he pulp space and associa ed wi h
loss o den ine. I is o en desc ibed as an o al shaped,
symme ically dis ibu ed o e he oo , enla gemen o
he oo canal space and is usually asymp oma ic and
de ec able by adiog aphs (8). The p esen case demons-
a ed a success ul ea men o a pe o a ing in e nal
oo eso p ion wi h g ey MTA. Success ul su gical and
nonsu gical ea men o in e nal eso p ion in bo h p i-
ma y and pe manen ee h using MTA has been epo ed
p e iously in se e al case epo s (5, 9-11).
MTA is biocompa ible (12) and has been shown o be
e ec i e in epai ing u ca ion pe o a ions (13) and la-
e al oo pe o a ions (14). The ma e ial is well- ole a ed
by pe i adicula issues and has been shown o suppo
almos comple e egene a ion o he pe iodon ium (13).
In addi ion, MTA has supe io sealing p ope ies when
compa ed wi h o he ma e ials (15).
In he p esen case a hyb id echnique has been used o
ob u a e he canal. The po ion o he canal apical o he
eso p ion de ec was ob u a ed wi h gu a-pe cha, and
hen he eso p ion de ec and associa ed pe o a ion was
sealed wi h g ey MTA (6, 11).
One o he disad an ages o g ey MTA is ela ed o i s
colou . Discolo a ion o ma ginal gingi a a e pe o a-
ion epai wi h g ey MTA has been epo ed (9). The
po en ial o gingi al discolo a ion should be conside ed
in pe o a ions loca ed p oximal o he ma ginal a ea.
In he p esen case, a sligh gingi al discolo a ion was
obse ed a e 24 mon hs, bu a signi ican oo h c own
g een discolo a ion was e iden .
In an a emp o imp o e his aspec , oday whi e MTA is
manu ac u ed by Den sply (P oRoo MTA—new colo-
Fig. 3. A e 24 mon hs, oo h emains asymp oma ic, bu a g een
discolo a ion was e iden .