Root Tip Endo
Consider these observations: These are but a few of the many documented cases of root tip endos that I’ve seen over the years in practice. The patients are all asymptomatic, albeit clearly not functional. We
Continue readingSharing Passion for Fixing Teeth With Endo
Consider these observations: These are but a few of the many documented cases of root tip endos that I’ve seen over the years in practice. The patients are all asymptomatic, albeit clearly not functional. We
Continue readingA pretty common question that comes up when I’ve lectured on restoring endodontically treated teeth is “Do molars need a post?”. I would say, on most initial treatments, the answer is no. Reason being, with
Continue readingThis patient was in for another tooth so we got this followup image. We had waited for a couple months after starting the case before obturating. Looks like complete healing at a year.
Continue readingIt’s always a little disheartening when we access into a bridge abutment to find rampant caries. The patient wanted to get some more time out of the bridge. We removed all the caries, retreated the
Continue readingSix year followup of an apical and lateral surgery. The CBCT, even with the significant artifact, suggested lateral bone loss. This could have been attributed to a fractured root. However, in this case it was
Continue readingSuper sideways molar positioned because the premolar never erupted. The area is kind of a food trap, but the patient wanted to keep it. The margin here was so deep the matrix wouldn’t reach. So
Continue readingExperience has led some clinicians to the conclusion that large areas of apical bone loss can’t be managed without surgical intervention. And in some instances, that may be the case. However, often, in large areas
Continue readingThis was a regendo case, or at the time almost 10 years ago we referred to these cases as revascularization. This tooth belonged to a young Asian girl who had a dens invaginatus. We
Continue readingThis little guy caught a fly ball… in the mouth. The lateral was laterally luxated. The central was avulsed and replanted with a dry time of 15 minutes. The lateral was repositioned and splinted. I
Continue readingHistorically, classifying systems for resorption have been insufficient to adequately guide the treating doctor and inform decision making in the clinical management of resorption . Words like inflammatory and replacement as identifiers are less than
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