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Management of Iatrogenic Furcal Perforation in tooth with obliterated root canal
MTA

Perforation is a pathologic or iatrogenic communication between root canal system and the supporting tissues of teeth or the oral cavity. Root perforations are common complications of endodontic treatment or […]

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Finding the MB2 - part 1
Anatomy Tips and tricks

The famous MB2 canal, which has been studied extensively, has become so popular that it has become a common topic among dentists, especially endodontists. Many studies have shown that not […]

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Management of a retreatment case with multiple endodontic mishaps
Retreatments

Endodontic mishaps can interfere with the healing process of the body and can result in failure of the root canal treatment if not taken care of. Perforation, if present should […]

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The Multidisciplinary approach
Decision making Diagnosis

During our daily treatments we often face different situations where many disciplines of dentistry intertwine with each other, in some treatments we have the need for secondary treatments. In this […]

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Looks like a bullet: An iatrogenic mishap cause by tool misuse
Separated instruments

Proper clinical practice in Endodontics requires careful and detailed knowledge on the know how of using different instruments, tools and devices used in the treatment course. Even in the simplest […]

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Fiber post removal: don't miss the post
Post endo restoration Retreatments

Fiber post removal is a first necessary step in order to gain the access to the root canals and retreat them. Many techniques have been suggested, but in this article […]

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Deep bifurcation in the palatal canal of an upper molar
Anatomy

This clinical case shows the need of being very careful while we approach the palatal canal in Upper first molars, especially in the apical part . Of course some studies […]

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How to manage ledges using rotary files
Retreatments Shaping Tips and tricks

Ledge creation is one of the most common iatrogenic damages during the shaping. As Clinicians we do prevent ledge creation using a “sweet” approach to the Endodontic anatomy during the […]

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Unusual anatomy in upper second molar
Anatomy CBCT

The hard tissue repository of the human dental pulp takes on numerous configurations and shapes. A thorough knowledge of tooth morphology, careful interpretation of angled radiographs, proper access preparation and […]

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Endo-resto treatment of a lower molar in a patient with aligners. Modified stamp technique
EndoResto Tips and tricks

The stamp technique is a well known way to reproduce accurately the occlusal anatomy of the tooth. It allows to restore quickly and in a predictable way even class II […]

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The use of internal bleaching in a non-vital tooth as a conservative approach
Bleaching

The aim of internal bleaching is to recover or improve the natural color of the teeth in a conservative management, avoiding (when possible) to make a crown preparation in dark […]

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Guidelines for the correct selection and optimal luting of fiber posts
EndoResto Post endo restoration Tips and tricks

Most failures of endodontically treated teeth seem to be due to biomechanical or restorative rather than biological reasons. For a long-term success is very important to minimize the loss of […]

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