Abbott PV.

Altshul JH

Anderson GC

Bando E

Carrotte P.

Castrisos T

Castrisos TV

Chandler NP

Chong BS.

deRijk WG.

Gesi A

Ingle JI

Lindeman M

Machtou P

Okiji T.

Rhodes JS.

Ruddle CJ.

Sakkal S

Schwartz RS

Smith BJ.

Stamos DE

Williams VD

Yoldas O

 Failed root canal treatment is best addressed primarily with the provision of repeat endodontic treatment with thorough irrigation under isolation. If a post is present in the root of the tooth it needs to be removed first. This paper is the second in a series of two which provide an overview of techniques for post removal. Specifically designed post removal devices and the removal of fibre posts are described. Post removal device techniques are illustrated with a series of clinical case figures.  Clinical Relevance: Endodontic re-treatment has a more successful long-term outcome than surgical treatment for failed root canal treatment. This approach may involve the removal of existing post restorations. </jats:p

Post removal techniques part 2

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