Impossible cases might be possible and worth your time.
But you should always approach cases like these with the right protocols to avoid making iatrogenic errors.
Dilacerated roots are one of the hardest anatomies any clinician can ever face.
Impossible is possible with the right protocol
Impossible cases might be possible and worth your time.
But you should always approach cases like these with the right protocols to avoid making iatrogenic errors.
Dilacerated roots are one of the hardest anatomies any clinician can ever face.
The endodontic ledge: causes and management
As endodontists we often encounter retreatment cases with procedural errors such as canal blockages, ledges, instrument fractures and perforations. The ledge is defined as an iatrogenic deviation from the original […]
Coronal Preflaring
After access cavity, Preflaring, Canal Scouting and Glyde Path are the first phases of canal instrumentation and it has also been noted that, during these phases, the clinician might more […]