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case_images: Diagnostic radiograph. Note the presence of type III dens invaginatus and a radiolucid image at the apex of tooth no. 11.
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case_images: Paulo, SP, Brazil) refrigerated gas on tooth no. 11 presented negative response. Periapical X-ray evidenced type III dens invaginatus and a radiolucid image at the apex of tooth no. 11 (Figure 1).
case_images: Endodontic treatment. (a) and (b) The work lengths of the two canals were established at one millimeter from the radiographic apex. (c) Root canal filled.
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case_images: The two canal work lengths were established at one millimeter from the radiographic apex (Figures 2(a) and 2(b)). The tooth was then filled through no. 55 McSpadden thermoplastizers (Maillefer-Dentisply, Baillagues, Switzerland) with zinc oxide and eugenol cement and gutta percha cones (Maillefer-Dentisply, Baillagues, Switzerland) (Figure 2(c)).
case_images: Controls of endodontic treatment. (a) One year after the conclusion of the case. (b) Follow-up period of 5 years.
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case_images: The first follow-up visit was accomplished one year after case conclusion (Figure 3(a)) with a follow-up period of 5 years (Figure 3(b)).