Additions during this week...

Weekly newsletter dated 24th May 2009
Weekly newsletter dated 17th May 2009
Perio Abstracts
Retreatment, surgery or implant
Distal end of the core : Molar
Pain with LR 1st molar #30
To squirt or not to squirt
Miracles of MTA : swelling and draining fistula
Easy removal of silver point
Separated instrument removal
Debris in pulp chamber : GP and AH26
Access as key to success
Tough distal canal
#3.6 Immediate Implant
Upper second molar: pulpitis
Restricted mouth opening, narrow canals
Deep decay : carious exposure
Traumatic accident and avulsion
Fragment of a broken drill
Extract / Implant
Carious exposure : Irreversible pulpitis with AAP
Lesion on the D root

Distal root :Shaping the Canal: Internal bleaching : Molar case

I hadn’t even gotten all of the amalgam out of the chamber when I started smelling that odor if you know what I mean. Shaped the canals and placed the white stuff. We’ll finish this next time and start on the first molar. Shaping the canals

This is just a regular case where RCT was done ( Hybrid tech K3 & LS). I did a internal bleaching and you can see the post op pictures Internal bleaching

5 canals were identified, debrided, disinfected and obturation performed using thermo-softened gutta-percha and resin sealer. The floor of the chamber and orifice interface of dentin and gutta-percha were bonded with a dentinal adhesive and flowable composite to prevent recontamination Distal root

acute apical periodontitis tooth 16. MB1 and MB2 were very close to each other and joined approx. 4 mm form the apex. The reffering dentist had done acute treatment but the pain had continued
... Last molar of the week