Decompression of a Dens in Dente Central Incisor
This was an interesting tooth. It had a large talon on the palatal leading to a c shaped dens in dente or tooth within a tooth. There was a very large apical finding. Symptoms didn’t
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This was an interesting tooth. It had a large talon on the palatal leading to a c shaped dens in dente or tooth within a tooth. There was a very large apical finding. Symptoms didn’t
Continue readingThis seems to be fairly predictable of this case type. Stabilize it. Monitor it. Watch it pulp canal obliterate (PCO). And the root tip kinda sails off into the sunset. Based on those that I’ve
Continue readingI found this old video looking for some other things. Access from 10 years ago. View in split screens. 2 Appointment case. Part 1 and 1b are meant to be played at the same time.
Continue readingThe intersection of scopes, filters, composite, and light can lead to some confusion and possibly unsafe clinical habits. So let’s get the whole story straight and make sure our working habits are healthy as well
Continue readingDecisions…decisions. A very young looking 10 year old girl presented after an avulsion of tooth number 9 with a very short extra-oral dry time, immediately replanted and subsequently splinted. The decision of whether to initiate
Continue readingSometimes the development of the tooth goes a little haywire and another tooth begins to develop within a tooth, but not completely. So we end up with this invagination leading to the pulp and sometimes
Continue readingWhen you’re filling with rubber you got options. Carrier based, cones, and System S, otherwise known as the Squirt. I first learned of the Squirt from Joey Dovgan in 2008 whilst at Einstein and while
Continue readingAmalgam is a great material because it’s not technique sensitive. When done well it stands up to quite a bit of abuse and hostility from the patient. Here we can see the whole distal dislodged.
Continue readingThis tooth presented with inter-proximal external crestal resorption according to my resorption classification for clinicians. Usually I like to have an external surgical approach to ensure clean margins, manage the field, and work the appropriate
Continue readingI’m not really even going to get into the decision making generally speaking with regard to the bridgework that cantilevers with two premolars off the back end of the canine, but doesn’t connect to the
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