Our Articles & Clinical Cases

A Comprehensive Clinical Protocol From Diagnosis of Failure to Aesthetic Composite Rehabilitation.
Endodontic failure in immature permanent teeth presenting with open apices poses a significant clinical challenge, compounded further when gross over-obturation, coronal leakage, and intrinsic discoloration coexist. This article describes the non-surgical retreatment of a maxillary left central incisor in a 14-year-old female patient who presented with a chronically failing, PFM-crowned tooth exhibiting a clinically detectable open margin, a draining sinus tract, a history of recurrent swelling, periapical pathology, an incompletely formed apex (open apex), and gross over-obturation of approximately 5–6 mm beyond the radiographic apex.

Indirect composite restorations require a luting material that combines reliable adhesion, efficient handling and predictable polymerization, even in areas where light transmission may be limited. A dual-cure resin cement offers a clear clinical advantage: it can be light-activated where access is optimal, while the chemical cure supports polymerization in deeper or less accessible areas. This […]

ECR External Repair should be opted for over default RCT

This article aims to provide a more in-depth understanding of Cracked Tooth Syndrome (CTS) and Vertical Root Fracture (VRF) by evaluating and simplifying the various diagnostic approaches and treatment options.

Root resection is a conservative option for molars, but reduces periodontal support and increases stress, requiring careful case selection.

Post-operative pain in endodontics has been widely associated with the extrusion of debris beyond the apical foramen.During mechanical preparation, dentinal chips, pulp tissue remnants, bacteria, and irrigants may be inadvertently pushed into the periapical tissues. This extrusion can trigger an acute inflammatory response, leading to pain and discomfort after treatment.The extent of this phenomenon depends […]

In this article i am going to show how you can simplify your shaping protocol using step down technique.

One of the main problems in the success of endodontics is coronal leakage; the final post-endodontic restoration is a fundamental part of the success of the treatment.

Acute apical periodontitis affecting teeth 2.5 and 2.6

Root resorption represents the loss of dental hard tissues (cementum, dentine and/or enamel). This irreversible tooth structure loss most often requires orthograde endodontic treatment and/or surgical management of the defect [1]. Inflammatory root resorption (IRR) is one of the greatest challenges for endodontists because of the altered canal anatomy resultant from the resorptive process [2].  […]

The restorative management of endodontically treated premolars often presents a biomechanical challenge due to the prevalence of oval-shaped root canals. Traditional circular fiber posts frequently result in an excessive thickness of the cement layer or unnecessary removal of sound radicular dentin. This case analyzes the clinical integration of Hi-Rem Polygon Post (non-circular glass fiber posts) and OverCEM SA (dual-curing […]

Resorcinol-formaldehyde retreatment