The Dreaded Disto-Palatal
This is one of those pesky problem case types- the “dreaded disto-palatal” rooted tooth. There is furcal bone loss present, and further, the bone loss proceeds around all the roots and heads distal quite a
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This is one of those pesky problem case types- the “dreaded disto-palatal” rooted tooth. There is furcal bone loss present, and further, the bone loss proceeds around all the roots and heads distal quite a
Continue readingWe used imaging to determine the restorability of this tooth. Based on the resorption classification for clinicians, this is a case of external crestal resorption of the scooping variety. For the deep margin management we
Continue readingThis was a retreatment case where we had to negotiate towards the apical 1/3 before finding the canal. 3D imaging shows resolution of the distal apical finding. In deciding whether to retreat the tooth we
Continue readingThe distal invagination of maxillary molars can create a bit of a challenge when adapting a matrix band. There are lots of matrix options, but if your normal armamentarium is a Tofflemire and band, then
Continue readingWe got a two year followup on this patient when looking at the premolar. There were three mesio-buccals on this case. The patient requested we keep the crown so we salvaged the mesial
Continue readingThe chamber had a narrow tall platform which lends itself to a small yield access. At 1 year there is healing evident in 2D.
Continue readingA little over a year shows radiographic healing. We found 4 portals of negotiation.
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
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