Improvement of the crown root radio by endodontic endosseous implants; a 10-year follow-up

ABSTRACT

Surgical endodontic endosseous implant by embedding an inert chrome-cobalt alloy through the root canal into the osseous structure is a reliable procedure to lengthen the existing root and provide individual tooth stabilization. The implant described in this case report with up to 10 years follow up was considered successful on the bases of clinical and radiographic evidence. The practical technique illustrated in this case may be used confidently in the cases with periapical radiolucency by the practitioner