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Extreme Endodontic Procedure to Preserve a Key Tooth. Carl Zeiss Opmi PROergo Microscope to Locate Root Canal Entries with Complete Root Canals Stenosis

You are here: Home / Curved canals / Extreme Endodontic Procedure to Preserve a Key Tooth. Carl Zeiss Opmi PROergo Microscope to Locate Root Canal Entries with Complete Root Canals Stenosis

March 1, 2012 By Dr Pierre Pizem 2 Comments

Curved Canals, Extremely Curved Root Canals, Root Canal Treatment Pre-Therapy 509217-1Curved Canals, Extremely Curved Root Canals, Root Canal Treatment Per-Therapy 509217-1

Curved Canals, Extremely Curved Root Canals, Root Canal Treatment Per-Therapy 509217-2Curved Canals, Extremely Curved Root Canals, Root Canal Treatment Post-Therapy 509217-1

  Curved Canals, Extremely Curved Root Canals, Root Canal Treatment Post-Therapy 509217-2

Root Canal Procedure on Calcified Canals.
Case Study Number 509217

 

Category iconCurved canals,  D.O.M. versus completely calcified systems,  Dental operating microscope (D.O.M.) assisted R.C.T.,  Extreme endo clinical cases,  Extremely curved root canals (90 degrees +),  NEW CASES,  Pulp stones (denticles),  Root canal systems calcifications,  What's new? Tag iconcalcified canals,  canal curvature,  canal entry location,  Carl Zeiss,  complete root canal stenosis,  curved canals,  Dystrophic calcifications,  intricate,  root canal perforation,  root canal procedure,  root canal system,  Root canal system calcifications

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  1. Joe Stuart says

    March 31, 2012 at 11:44 pm

    Very nice result. I am glad there are practitioners out there who are willing to do these cases. I would have taken out the molar. What is the long-term prognosis of the molar? Thanks.

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    • Dr Pierre Pizem says

      April 13, 2012 at 10:10 pm

      Thank you for sharing your concern on this molar prognosis.

      According to a comprehensive classification system proposed by the Harvard School of Dental Medicine in Boston, I would classify this molar long term prognosis as fair to good.
      Here is my reference : Classification and prognosis evaluation of individual teeth—A comprehensive approach Nachum Samet, DMD1/Anna Jotkowitz, BDS2 Quintessence international. Volume 40. Number 6. May 2009

      Reply

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