Exploring the Squirt Technique for root canal obturation, its effectiveness, limitations, and the clinical application.
Exploring the Squirt Technique for root canal obturation, its effectiveness, limitations, and the clinical application.
The purpose of this article is to explain all the phases to do in a correct way an apical plug. Today on the market there was a lot of material […]
The final objective of endodontic treatment as described by Schilder in 1967 is ‘‘the total obturation of the root canal space’’ and since then many materials and techniques have been […]
In this article we are going to share how to manage an upper first molar in a predictable way for a long-term successful re-treatment.
Trauma or caries in young children or adolescents can cause pulp necrosis, which may arrest root development in permanent teeth. This in turn results in thin dentinal walls, wide-open apices […]
The American Association of Endodontists (AAE) Glossary of Endodontic Terms defines perforations as mechanical or pathological communications between the root canal system and the external tooth surface (2003). Root perforations […]
MTA has several desirable properties that makes it an excellent choice for apical plug formation . Firstly , biocompatibility to the surrounding tissues . This is crucial for achieving successful […]
Non-surgical root canal re-treatment is one of the most dental procedures that practitioners face in routine daily work. Though, it remains one of the most challenging procedures, as we are […]
The root canal treatment of immature permanent teeth poses many challenges, one of which is the obturation technique. These teeth come with wide apices and sometimes even a divergent configuration […]
One of the main goals of Endodontic treatment is to prevent reinfection hence come the role of obturation and 3D sealing to root canal system to provide sufficient apical and […]
Cleaning and shaping root canals without sealing is not enough so Warm Vertical Compaction technique is the most useful technique to seal the root canal system
Dens evaginatus (DE) is an unfrequent anomaly of the occlusal central groove or lingual ridge of the buccal cusp of posterior teeth described as an abnormal tubercle. Although its occurrence […]