Mohamad Zaafrany

Gold Member

Dr. Mohamad Zaafrany graduated from Mansoura university - Egypt in 2003.

From 2007 his practice is committed to Endodontics.

He practiced as Endodontist in advanced speciality dental center in MOH - Saudi Arabia from 2008 to 2017

He won the award of best Endodontic case of the year 2016 contest by SIE “1st place”

He is KOL for DentSply Sirona Endodontics.

KOL for Zumax Medical CO. He is also Official DSD team member.

Head of Endodontic department - Hala Dental Center - Mansoura, Egypt
He is a Gold member of Styleitaliano Endodontics.

Articles by this author

Locating entrance - managing blockage

Narrow canals Calcified canal Conservative preparation C files Fanta Maxillary Central incisor

Open apex management using bioceramics

In the presented case we’ll describe a management of a maxillary premolar with open apex and large periapical lesion.

Bioceramics & Heat: The Possible Couple

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 coronal seal against bacterial re invasion. Root canal system is so complex, presence of anastomosis, isthmuses and lateral canals exhibit a challenge for the clinician […]

Locating the calcified - Shaping the narrow

Narrow canal is a great challenge to Endodontist, When combined with calcified entrance the difficulty doubled. Preoperative assessment to the periapical radiograph would help in avoiding many errors that could happen if case is underestimated. In this article we’ll describe how we overcome the challenge using the correct technique and the right tools.

MB2: The Most Famous Missed Canal

Missed Anatomy is one of the main causes of endodontic failure. The untreated root canal space represent a reservoir for bacteria and necrotic tissue that could be responsible for future failures of endodontic treatment. Among maxillary molars MB2 proven to be the most neglected canal during root canal treatment, inability to follow the rules and […]

Manualless shaping "IT IS POSSIBLE"!

Root canal shaping is considered a very important steps during endodontic treatment. Research has shown that mechanical instrumentation greatly reduces the number of microorganisms remaining in the root canal system. With respect to canal anatomy a sequence of files should be planned according to case difficulty in order to avoid errors during root canal […]

Shaping Essentials and Furcal Canal Case Report

Endodontic anatomy is unpredictable, that’s why Preoperative radiographic analysis is very important step in managing endodontic challenges. Some important data could be collected through good reading to preoperative radiograph like root length, canals number, estimated narrowness or canal sclerosis. Once case difficulty is assessed, shaping technique and files sequence could be planned for safer canal […]

Step by step management of necrotic immature tooth

Obturation and filling to the root canal system is considered the last step of pulp space treatment. Providing a 3D filling to root canal space and adapting intracanal filling material to cleaned surfaces is required for long term success of the treatment to prevent reinfection. Using MTA as an artificial barrier and apical filling material […]

Maxillary Premolars - Part 2

As a continuity to previous article (Mandibular Premolars:Teeth not to underestimate), Today writing about maxillary premolars and challenges which might be faced during locating root canals and possible anatomic variation in such root canal treatment cases. Hence root canals are the main component of the root canal system so exploration and detection of root canals […]

Mandibular Premolars: Teeth not to underestimate

The success of endodontic treatment depends on removing microorganisms from root canal system, three dimensionally sealing and the placement of a good coronal seal to prevent communications between oral cavity and the periradicular tissues (1-4). The operator should be able to assess the endodontic case and know about tooth anatomy and the suspected anatomical variations […]