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Acheygirl
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Hello again I hope and pray ? this message finds everyone here well. I know we have so much going on in the world I hate to trouble you and also understand if I don't get a response.
My Endodontist who really has been very kind and helpful have did a second Cone Beam scan as I was still having odd discomfort after two root canals. He was looking for infection and shadowing. None of which was found. He sent the scans over to a university who had their head radiologist also take look at it. Some lingo is like a foreign language to me can any one help in particular the bold portion? Images also attached.
Observations:
Teeth #9-15 are visualized
Teeth #12 and #13 are endodontically treated.
Tooth #12 demonstrades no PDL space widening. The endodontic filling material in the buccal and palatal canals extends to the radiographic apices without void. No frank root fractures are appreciated.
Tooth #13 demonstrades no PDL space widening. The endodontic filling material in the buccal and palatal canals extends to the radiographic apices without void. No frank root fractures are appreciated. There is marked invagination of the buccal surface of the buccal root extending nearly to the depth of the buccal canal. The overlying buccal cortical plate is intact.
The remaining teeth demonstrate no gross caries or periapical disease.
The Alveolar bone pattern is of normal denisity and architecture. The alveolar bone levels are normal in height.
Impressions:
Tooth #12 No periapical disease or frank root fracture is appreciated.
Tooth #13 No periapical disease or frank root fracture is appreciated. The invagination of the buccal root most probably represents a variation of normal anatomy.
My Endodontist who really has been very kind and helpful have did a second Cone Beam scan as I was still having odd discomfort after two root canals. He was looking for infection and shadowing. None of which was found. He sent the scans over to a university who had their head radiologist also take look at it. Some lingo is like a foreign language to me can any one help in particular the bold portion? Images also attached.
Observations:
Teeth #9-15 are visualized
Teeth #12 and #13 are endodontically treated.
Tooth #12 demonstrades no PDL space widening. The endodontic filling material in the buccal and palatal canals extends to the radiographic apices without void. No frank root fractures are appreciated.
Tooth #13 demonstrades no PDL space widening. The endodontic filling material in the buccal and palatal canals extends to the radiographic apices without void. No frank root fractures are appreciated. There is marked invagination of the buccal surface of the buccal root extending nearly to the depth of the buccal canal. The overlying buccal cortical plate is intact.
The remaining teeth demonstrate no gross caries or periapical disease.
The Alveolar bone pattern is of normal denisity and architecture. The alveolar bone levels are normal in height.
Impressions:
Tooth #12 No periapical disease or frank root fracture is appreciated.
Tooth #13 No periapical disease or frank root fracture is appreciated. The invagination of the buccal root most probably represents a variation of normal anatomy.