AMORIM, N. R. P.; http://lattes.cnpq.br/2302751559776234; AMORIM, Natália Rodrigues Paiva.
Resumen:
The non-surgical endodontic retreatment of the root canal system is the first
alternative when the primary treatment resulted in failure, it consists to treat an
infection that the primary treatment was unable to solve or even a re-infection
from a post-filling infiltration of the root canal system. Considering that the
endodontic retreatment is a subject that deserves a lot of relevance and study,
the present work aims at a review of the non-systematic literature review on the
different techniques of unfastening, focusing on the instruments commonly used
to remove obturator material, as their effectiveness and time spent to remove the
material, since this is a primordial and extremely important stage for the
successful retreatment. The bibliographic review was carried out through an
online search in the databases: Scielo, PubMed, Google Academic, and scientific
books. It can be concluded that, despite the instruments such as: ProTaper
Universal Retraction, Mtwo Retreatment, Reciproc, WaveOne and the various
existing techniques and auxiliary methods for removal of obturator material
present in this literature, no system or technique proved effective to the point of
removing by complete all material, being necessary that techniques and new
instruments are developed, with the aim of making this sanification more efficient.