Question 407 · LDEK · Resorption
Chemomechanical preparation of the root canal with copious amounts of 5% sodium hypochlorite irrigation, calcium hydroxide as intracanal dressing, followed by obturation preferably with flowable gutta-percha is the treatment of choice in the case of:
- A. irreversible pulpitis.
- B. acute apical periodontitis.
- C. pulpal necrosis.
- D. internal root resorption.
- E. external cervical root resorption.
Hint
Consider which lesion lies inside the canal and creates an irregular cavity that files cannot reach but irrigants and thermoplastic fillings can.
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