A calcium hydroxide intra-canal medication was applied. It remained in place for two weeks, with the intent of re-obturating the canal after that time Figures 1B and C. It was explained to the patient that ideal treatment would entail placement of an endo-post as well as surgical removal of material and inflammatory tissue.
Se colocó medicación intraconducto de hidróxido de calcio por dos semanas para posteriormente obturar nuevamente el conducto Figuras 1B y C. Se le indicó a la paciente la necesidad de colocar un endoposte y se sugirió la eliminación quirúrgica del material y el tejido inflamatorio.