Titanium Decision Making
I’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
Continue readingSharing Passion for Fixing Teeth With Endo
I’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
Continue readingContextualizing with history here is kinda important. As many of the old timers are calling it quits, it may be of benefit to put this down for the next generation of pulp slaying tooth fixers.
Continue readingDens in dente are a relatively rare tooth deformity. Canine dens are particularly rare. The dens or “tooth within a tooth” presents problems in that the canal systems are highly irregular, challenging to disinfect, and
Continue readingThis gentleman presented with pain and swelling as well as probing to the apex on the distal aspect of the tooth. Many people would say the tooth was cracked. But we’ve saved many, many teeth
Continue readingSeeing as how this case was both apically perf’d and had a large lesion, I would toss it into the problem case type bucket. But we gave it our best, and it looks like that
Continue readingThis patient was in for another tooth so we grabbed a followup of this case we performed 6.5 years ago. Pretty extensive distal caries under the crown. The wide platform lent itself to a truss
Continue readingSame patient-both teeth probed more than 9mm in the furcation area. In both cases we placed the tooth in medication for a few months during which time the probings decreased to 3mm or less. In
Continue readingThis is the same patient as the prior post but contralateral side. She had extensive decay under the existing crown which didn’t leave much to work with. It was a pretty tough case to band
Continue readingLower canines seem to exhibit a higher degree of prevalence of external resorption than other teeth. Perhaps it’s the higher forces as they guide the occlusion. Perhaps it’s their position as the corner of the
Continue readingKind of an interesting case. Not a lot of tooth to start; we went with a fiber post initially. It broke off at a year. We redid it with a stainless post. Looking good 4
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