Our Articles & Clinical Cases

A Comprehensive Clinical Protocol From Diagnosis of Failure to Aesthetic Composite Rehabilitation.
Endodontic failure in immature permanent teeth presenting with open apices poses a significant clinical challenge, compounded further when gross over-obturation, coronal leakage, and intrinsic discoloration coexist. This article describes the non-surgical retreatment of a maxillary left central incisor in a 14-year-old female patient who presented with a chronically failing, PFM-crowned tooth exhibiting a clinically detectable open margin, a draining sinus tract, a history of recurrent swelling, periapical pathology, an incompletely formed apex (open apex), and gross over-obturation of approximately 5–6 mm beyond the radiographic apex.

Indirect composite restorations require a luting material that combines reliable adhesion, efficient handling and predictable polymerization, even in areas where light transmission may be limited. A dual-cure resin cement offers […]

ECR External Repair should be opted for over default RCT

This article aims to provide a more in-depth understanding of Cracked Tooth Syndrome (CTS) and Vertical Root Fracture (VRF) by evaluating and simplifying the various diagnostic approaches and treatment options.

Root resection is a conservative option for molars, but reduces periodontal support and increases stress, requiring careful case selection.

Post-operative pain in endodontics has been widely associated with the extrusion of debris beyond the apical foramen.During mechanical preparation, dentinal chips, pulp tissue remnants, bacteria, and irrigants may be inadvertently […]

In this article i am going to show how you can simplify your shaping protocol using step down technique.

One of the main problems in the success of endodontics is coronal leakage; the final post-endodontic restoration is a fundamental part of the success of the treatment.

Acute apical periodontitis affecting teeth 2.5 and 2.6

Root resorption represents the loss of dental hard tissues (cementum, dentine and/or enamel). This irreversible tooth structure loss most often requires orthograde endodontic treatment and/or surgical management of the defect […]

The restorative management of endodontically treated premolars often presents a biomechanical challenge due to the prevalence of oval-shaped root canals. Traditional circular fiber posts frequently result in an excessive thickness […]

Resorcinol-formaldehyde retreatment