Medical imaging assessment standards for endodontic aid at diseases of dental pulp
A clinical and radiological study to assess the standard of care for the provision of endodontic pathology of the dental pulp. A total of 120 patients (84 men and 36 women) aged 18 to 55 years who underwent endodontic treatment of teeth on the various forms of pulpitis were examined. After the endodontic dental treatment on the basis of Roentgen-ray studies were evaluated: access (fair, poor), the cross-sectional shape mouth root canal (fair, poor), the execution of measurement of the working length (met, no), and forming a root canal of a tooth (satisfied, not satisfied), the homogeneity of its obturation filling material (satisfactory, unsatisfactory) and the filling level of root canal filling material.It is found that the standard endodontic pulpitis single rooted and multirooted performed, respectively, in forming the access to the cavity in the tooth 88,89 and 85,29% of cases; forming the mouth of the root canal - to 88,89 and 83,33% of the cases; measuring the working length - at 77,78 and 74,51% of the cases; Root formation channel (s) of the tooth - at 88,89 and 87,25% of cases; homogeneity and its (their) obturation filling material is provided at 83,33 and 82,35% of cases. Satisfactory root canal filling was found in servicemen on completion of endodontic treatment of pulpitis single rooted, two or three of the root of the teeth is determined, respectively in 77,78, 83,33 and 65,28% of cases.