Successful endodontic therapy begins with a properly designed access cavity, which is the foundation for locating, cleaning, and shaping the root canal system. Inadequate or misdirected access can lead to […]
Endodontic Management of a Mandibular Molar with Iatrogenic Perforation, Ledges and Missed Canals
Successful endodontic therapy begins with a properly designed access cavity, which is the foundation for locating, cleaning, and shaping the root canal system. Inadequate or misdirected access can lead to […]
The fine line between extraction and retreatment: a conservative approach to a compromised premolar — 24-Month Follow-Up
Preservation of compromised teeth can be challenging, especially when an extensive periapical lesion is affecting prognosis.
Partial pulpal necrosis. It occurs occasionally.
Managing dental elements with complex endodontic pathologies presents a daily challenge in clinical practice. The case of a lower molar with three canals, characterized by the appearance of a fistula […]
The importance of magnification to manage ledge/perforation
Retreatment are always a challenge. One of the most difficult things is to manage ledge or/and perforation into a canal. When we have to work inside the canal the use […]
Management of nonsurgical retreatment and final restoration.
The management of nonsurgical retreatment has proven to be an effective alternative in dentistry for preserving natural teeth. Studies indicate that success rates may decline due to anatomical factors overlooked […]
The Internal Isolation Technique: simplifying coronal perforation repair
The new calcium silicate based cements have many positive features compared to classic MTA, including a fast setting that could be used to speed up the process of perforation repair