What is the best material for treatment perforations of roots of the teeth?

by Bashkim Saiti , Dentist/Founder , Dr. Bashkim & Co

Mineral trioxide aggregate is the best option.

by wael sharawy , Endodontist , Magrabi hospital

mineral triixe aggregate (MTA)

by Radames Montoro , Dentist , Private office of dentistry

the best material is the MTA

by seungwook kim , a member , The Korean Academy of Esthetic Dentistry

I recommened to use MTA. But if there isn't MTA, I'd like to use rapid setting ZOE.

by Hela Zekri , Endodontist , Endodontics and Restorative Dentistry, Tunisia

for perforation we can use MTA or Biodentin

by AKRAM NJEH , soins dentaires , implantologie et orthodontie , cabinet privé et centre médical

Mineral Trioxyde Agregate and Calcuim Hydroxyde

by Bhuvanesh Tandon , Endodontist/Associate Professor , Baba Jaswant Singh Dental College Hospital and Research Institute

MINERAL TRIOXIDE AGGREGATE (MTA)

by Dr Siddharth Bhalerao , Medical Director; Specialist Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon , Dr Hassan Al Abdulla Dental Center

MTA has been proven to give good results

by shaymaa elshaer , prosthodontist , zone d c

the best material is MTA mineral trioxide aggregate

by Mario Giugno , boss, director , Dental Implant Center

Mineralized trioxide aggregates or PROROOT® MTA

The perforation position related to epithelial junction and bony crest is strategic from a clinical point of view in order to establish a correct prognosis. A clear operative protocol and the use of proper sealing materials could both lead to a better prognosis for all treatable root canal perforations.