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