Fig. 1

Patient with pain in the lower right jaw.

The second lower right molar with distal deep caries. A very important tooth because of the bridge.

Fig. 2

Initial situation of the case

Fig. 3

Surgical approach, to isolate the distal part of the tooth

Fig. 4

X-ray after surgical approach

Fig. 5

Isolation

Fig. 6

Irrigation and activation

Fig. 7

View of all canals

Fig. 8

Final X-ray

Conclusions

Multidisciplinary approaches gives us full control of the various situations we have to deal with in our daily work, on the other hand these types of approaches make us more efficient and safer.

These situations need to be well plannned in advance and have a reasonable chronology.

Multidisciplinary approaches require knowledge and skills of the dentist, as well as cooperation from the patient, and when these conditions are met then success and long-term prognosis will not be missing.

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