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Dens invaginatus, also referred to as dens in dente, is a rare developmental dental anomaly resulting from an infolding of the enamel organ into the dental papilla during the morphodifferentiation stage of odontogenesis. This invagination leads to a deep enamel-lined cavity that may extend variably into the crown or root of the affected tooth. The […]

A large number of dentists always trying to avoid root canal treatment due to the possible complications that they may encounter, primarily file separation. This is why choosing a file system that combines safety with superior cutting efficiency is essential

Selective root canal re-treatment is a novel approach which aim at treating the selected root/s showing apical pathology.
Thanks to the use of CBCT it is now possible to evaluate with high accuracy the status of a root filled tooth and plan the re-treatment strategy accordingly.
This approach has clear advantages in terms of preservation of tooth structure, reduction of iatrogenic errors and reduced operating time and costs.

The management of periodontal-endodontic lesions represents a complex clinical challenge requiring a comprehensive understanding of the interactions between the periodontium, the pulp, and restorative dental structures. These lesions often present with overlapping symptoms and pathologies that demand an integrated approach for accurate diagnosis and effective treatment. In recent years, a multidisciplinary strategy involving periodontics, endodontics, […]

Endodontic retreatment of a mandibular second molar with a C-shaped canal configuration presents unique clinical challenges due to its complex and variable anatomy. C-shaped canals, are commonly found in mandibular second molars, retreatment becomes complicated by the difficulty in completely cleaning, disinfecting, and obturating the root canal . Reasons related to treatment failure include missed […]

Patient came with acute pain on his mandibular right molar. He can't use the tooth for functioning, and sharp pain appears immediately when he drink something cold. Cold test revealed that the pain coming from his first mandibular molar. No cavity was found, only small composite filling on distal region.

Endodontic treatment in anatomically complex root canals—especially those with severe curvatures and lateral portals of exit—presents a significant challenge for clinicians. Proper debridement, shaping, and obturation are critical for long-term success, and traditional files often fall short in negotiating tight curves without the risk of transportation, ledging, or instrument separation. The Fanta Rising Endodontic File […]

Enhancing NaOCl efficacy in endodontics through exposure time, activation techniques, concentration, and temperature for optimal disinfection.

Autotransplantation represents a unique opportunity to preserve natural teeth in compromised situations. When performed under proper biological and mechanical principles, it offers predictable long-term success. This case explores the autotransplantation of a third molar into a fractured first molar socket, illustrating how careful planning and adherence to evidence-based protocols can lead to a functional and stable outcome.

Pulp Chamber Cleaning: •⁠ ⁠The pulp chamber was thoroughly cleaned from old restoration and old gutta percha using an ultrasonic round diamond-coated tip. MB2 Management: •⁠ ⁠A thin, smooth ultrasonic tip was employed to locate the MB2 within the isthmus, guided by the expelled old sealer material. •⁠ ⁠The MB2 was negotiated using the manualless […]

Preservation of compromised teeth can be challenging, especially when an extensive periapical lesion is affecting prognosis.