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J Am Dent Assoc, Vol 96, No 1, 101-104.
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Journal of the American Dental Association, Vol 96, Issue 1, 101-104
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Case Reports

Endodontic problems resulting from surgical fistulation: report of two cases



TP Serene, BD McKelvy, and JM Scaramella

The use of surgical fistulation after endodontic therapy caused clinical problems for two patients. Only one patient was treated successfully for restoration of a molar; for the second, surgery was not advised. Analgesics and antibiotics may be better initial therapy than use of fistulation.




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