| Literature DB >> 12004727 |
J J Hales1, C R Jackson, A P Everett, S H Moore.
Abstract
During routine endodontic therapy, sodium hypochlorite inadvertently was forced out the apex of tooth No. 12. The patient experienced immediate severe pain, swelling, and hemorrhage from the canal access. Treatment was palliative, including patient education and reassurance, narcotic analgesics, cold and hot compresses, and multiple follow-up visits.Entities:
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Year: 2001 PMID： 12004727
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Gen Dent ISSN： 0363-6771