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Introduction: The failure of root canal treatment can causes re-infection. Non-surgical retreatment is one of the procedures can be done to deal with the re-infection. All root canal fillers including the guttapercha and sealers must be removed entirely. One technique for cleaning the root canal sealers is by using liquid irrigation and sonic activation. This case report was aimed to describe the management of cleansing the root canal sealer in the case of non-surgical retreatment of tooth 11 using liquid irrigant with sonic activation. Case report: A 25-years-old male patient came to the Department of Conservative Dentistry of the Faculty of Dentistry Universitas Padjadjaran Dental Hospital with a chief complaint of soreness in his maxillary front teeth prior week, with a colour change, and had been treated with a root canal treatment. The patient wanted his tooth to be treated and had an appearance improvement. Clinical examination indicated the negative vitality of the tooth. Radiological examination showed that there was a radiopaque image on the root canal resembling a filling material, and there was also a widening periodontal membrane. The treatment plan was retreatment of tooth 11 with the follow-up of internal bleaching and class IV composite restorations. The treatment was performed by irrigation using an EDTA solution and surfactant (SmearClearTM SybronEndo) which was activated using an EndoActivator® (Dentsply). Conclusion: Cleansing of the root canal sealer in the case of non-surgical retreatments of tooth 11 was carried out using an EDTA solution and surfactants, activated using the sonic activation.

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&lt;p&gt;Pembersihan sealer dalam saluran akar pada kasus retreatment non-bedah Gigi 11 menggunakan cairan irigan dengan aktivasi sonic&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Cleansing of the root canal sealer in the case of non-surgical retreatments of tooth 11 using liquid irrigant with sonic activation&lt;/p&gt;