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June 6, 2020

Access Through Both a Crown and a Casted Post to Save a Molar

Emergency appointment for a recurrent acute pain on top left side. Root canal casted post and crown have been performed on this second maxillary

Category iconCBCT assisted Root Canal Treatment,  Dealing with casted and machined posts removal,  Dental operative microscope and retreatment,  Extreme endo clinical cases,  General,  NEW CASES,  Post and core build ups,  What's new? Tag iconcalcium hydroxyde,  casted post,  casted post removal,  cone fit,  Cone-beam Computed Tomography,  core build up,  crown,  dental implant,  dental operating microscope,  electric handpiece,  emergency appointment,  endodontic access,  Endodontic expertise,  endodontic revision,  implant,  Mb2,  microendodontics,  Microscope,  nayyar,  Pain,  prognosis,  swelling,  tooth ache

February 29, 2020

Calcified Pulp Chamber with Two Superimposed Floors: A Clinical Approach

Calcified root canal system provide an endodontic treatment challenge. The introduction of new technologies has increased the predictability of these

Category iconCBCT assisted Root Canal Treatment,  D.O.M. versus completely calcified systems,  Dental operating microscope (D.O.M.) assisted R.C.T.,  Extreme endo clinical cases,  General,  NEW CASES,  What's new? Tag iconAvalon Biomed,  Buc 3 tips,  CBCT,  Cone-beam Computed Tomography,  dental operating microscope,  Digital Radiography,  Endodontist,  Guided Endodontics,  Krasner and Rankow,  Nakanishi,  NeoMTA Plus,  pulp canal obliteration,  pulp chamber obliteration,  root canal obliteration,  spartan,  ultrasonic tip,  Ultrasound,  Varios 370,  zeiss

February 19, 2020

Pulp Chamber Obliteration, Krasner and Rankow Laws and microendodontics

Patient referred for a pre prosthetic microendodontic treatment on this first mandibular molar. Pulp chamber is almost completely obliterated by

Category iconD.O.M. versus completely calcified systems,  D.O.M. versus partially calcified systems,  Dental operating microscope (D.O.M.) assisted R.C.T.,  Extreme endo clinical cases,  Pulp stones (denticles),  What's new? Tag iconadherent calcifications,  calcification,  Krasner and Rankow,  microendodontics,  Microscope,  obliteration,  pulp chamber,  Root canal,  Root canal treatment

26 plastic carrier Retrieval and Separated Instrument By pass 2017-06-08

June 9, 2017

Endodontic Revision Procedure on Mesio Vestibular Root of a Maxillary Molar

Root Canal revision procedure on a maxillary molar which implied a plastic carrier removal as well as the by-pass of a fractured instrument previously

Category iconDealing with broken instruments removal,  Dental operative microscope and retreatment,  Extreme endo clinical cases,  Selective Root Canal Retreatment,  What's new? Tag iconendodontic revision,  plastic carrier removal,  root canal revision,  separated instrument removal

47 endodontic revision j shape pre therapy

February 28, 2016

A J shaped lesion is not pathognomonic of VRF

  On July the 29th 2009, we have been presented with this mandibular second molar. Patient was experiencing pain. This radiographic image showed a

Category iconPost endodontic treatment outcomes,  Regeneration of the periradicular tissues,  What's new? Tag icondental implant,  endodontic procedure,  endodontic revision,  experts,  extraction,  j shape lesion,  root canal procedure,  root canal revision,  Root canal treatment,  vertical root fracture

Calcified root canals post therapy

September 15, 2015

The dental operative microscope does play a key role in difficult root canal treatments

    The patient was experiencing a daily constant nagging pain for the last 2 months. Pain increased along with some gum swelling the during last

Category iconD.O.M. versus partially calcified systems,  Dental operating microscope (D.O.M.) assisted R.C.T.,  Pulp stones (denticles),  Striving for second Mesio vestibular (MB2),  What's new? Tag iconcalcified,  Endodontist,  Microscope,  root canal entries,  root canal procedure,  Root canal system calcifications,  root canal therapy,  Root canal treatment,  tooth

Root Canal Treatment on Calcified Molar Pre Therapy 46969-14

April 23, 2014

A Difficult Root Canal Treatment on Calcified Root Canals

     An intricate endodontic therapy to perform in order to preserve a very painful tooth, patient was taking 3 X 200mg Ibuprofen Pills  every 3

Category iconD.O.M. versus completely calcified systems,  Dental operating microscope (D.O.M.) assisted R.C.T.,  Extreme endo clinical cases,  NEW CASES,  Pulp stones (denticles),  What's new? Tag iconAdherent pulpstones,  advanced endodontics,  antibacterial gel,  calcifications,  calcified canal,  calcified canals,  Calcium hydroxide,  canal entry location,  Carl Zeiss,  endodontic files,  endodontic microscope,  Endodontics,  Endodontist,  endomontreal,  exudate,  gel,  Ibuprofen,  Microscope,  painful tooth,  preserve,  Pulpstones,  root canal entries,  root canal filling,  serous,  tooth,  ultrasonic tips

December 9, 2013

Root Canal Treatment on a Tooth Presenting With a Rare Anatomical Variation

 Mandibular first premolar, necrotic pulp, AAA, patient has a gag reflex making it difficult to take a pre op. X ray dental film revealing a peculiar

Category iconAtypical canal configurations,  Extreme endo clinical cases,  NEW CASES,  Popular Cases,  Type V,  What's new? Tag iconaaa,  absorbent paper points,  access difficulties,  advanced endodontics,  anatomical variation of teeth,  apical delta,  calcified canal,  Calcium hydroxide,  canal entry location,  chx,  many endodontic files,  NaOCl,  root canal anatomy

November 29, 2013

Difficult Root Canal Revision Procedure. A Critical Options Analysis.

         Orthograde Root canal Retreatment ? Apical Surgery with MTA Retrofilling ? or extraction and implant? Which of these options would better

Category iconDealing with casted and machined posts removal,  Dental operative microscope and retreatment,  Extreme endo clinical cases,  NEW CASES,  Orthograde MTA plugs and root repairs,  What's new? Tag iconMta,  Retrofilling

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