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Endodontics, the branch of dentistry that deals with the treatment of the dental pulp and tissues surrounding the roots of a tooth, has advanced significantly in recent years. A critical aspect of this field is the pre-endodontic build-up, a procedure often necessary to ensure the success of root canal treatment. While it might seem like a routine step, its importance cannot be overstated. This article delves into the significance of pre-endodontic build-up, its benefits, and why it should be an integral part of every endodontic procedure.

Endodontic treatment with the Rising kit by FANTA dental

Severe Calcification and Perforation Management.

How often is this anatomical variation of maxillary first premolars? How can we detect it? How to treat such anatomy? In this article I will try to address these considerations.

To perform an endodontic treatment and achieve a favorable outcome it is crucial that we eliminate the bacterial infection from the internal complex anatomy through proper shaping and cleaning.

In order to achieve this outcome we need a proper diagnosis, an appropriate treatment plan, a correct protocol approach and of course a set of files with great cutting efficiency and flexibility to deal with the challenges of the internal anatomy.

Managing narrow and calcified canals is one of the biggest challenges in endodontics, requiring precision, flexibility, and the right tools.The Harmony system from Fanta provides hybridization not only within a sequence but also in a single file, Thanks to the variable cross section within a file offering a cost-effective solution without compromising functionality.This ensures efficient […]

The root canal treatment of a lower molar with narrow canals is a complex and delicate dental procedure aimed at removing infected or damaged pulp tissue while preserving the tooth's structure. Lower molars, with their intricate root anatomy and narrow canals, require precision and advanced techniques to ensure thorough cleaning, disinfection, and sealing of the […]

The importance of treating lateral canals has been a long lasting debate between endodontists. From Schilder and Wein debates in the 80s to nowadays debates between Castellucci and Ricucci, the same question arises. Do laterals matter for the outcome of endodontic treatment?

This article showing the Management of Dens Invagenatus of upper lateral incisor with large periapical lesion.

Root perforation is a complication of Endodontic treatment characterized by the communication between the root canal space with the periodontal tissues. These accidents usually occur due to iatrogenic causes including lack of knowledge of dental anatomy, wrong endodontic access, calcification of the coronary and cervical thirds, failure in radiographic analysis. Among the factors that affect root perforation prognosis are the location (cervical, middle and apical thirds), the extent, presence or absence of periodontal pockets, the time between perforation and treatment, biological compatibility and sealing ability of the filling material.

Pulp calcifications are one of the main challenges faced by endodontic professionals. Pulp stones are defined as calcified foci that are observed in the coronal or, less frequently, radicular pulp cavity. They are found in the dental pulp of the teeth in primary and permanent dentition. These calcified struc­tures can be detected in the pulp […]

ECR is a pathologic root resorptive process with an unclear aetiology. Beginning in a point of entry in the cervical area of the root, in later stages, the resorptive process can reach the pulpal space.

The purpose of this article is to report this clinical condition, through the description of one clinical case, highlighting everything from the diagnosis to the treatment performed.