Showing posts with label gutta percha. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gutta percha. Show all posts

Monday, May 11, 2009

latest additions to www.dentalindia.com

Open sinus lift with tenting
Implant after extraction of first molar
Implant # 20 : 2nd stage surgery
Implant # 30
Irreversible pulpitis with apical periodontitis
Two step necrotic case
Series of cases by Camil Ianes
Step-back with SS reamers and files
Single visit root canal retreatment
Resorption due to ortho
Retreatment of an apico
Over extension, broken files,apical perforation
Funky canine : brutal case
Crown preparation
Two really tough molars
23 month Epiphany recall
3 canals upper bi: Protaper and K3
Acute pain : 3 distals
Dental decay : cold lateral condensation
Calcified chamber : Mandibular second molar
Middle mesial : Mandibular first molar
Passive ultrasonic activation:Irrigation
Fluorosis affecting the upper centrals
TF and patency
Calcium hydroxide as an interim dressing
Huge lesion : purulent drainage
Is that a MB2 or a lateral ?
Gutta percha cases
Another calcified and previously perforated
Mesially tilted tooth # 27: Big perf
Canals should have separate exit
Rubber dam isolation and eversion : Dam abuse
Replacement of old amalgam on tooth #14
Simple MTA Case
Apical barrier technique with MTA : MTA barrier
Toughest root canal
Restorative case done with simile
K3 Lightspeed case : Tooth # 30
Replacement of crowns : retreatment
Root reinforcement and core retention
Another vertical root fracture
Vertical root fracture : Periodontal pocket
Extensive cox-crapification : Huge resorptive defect
Toothache and extreme cold sensitivity : Molar
Draining buccal sinus :Resorption case
First steps with Nikon 995 and Carr II adaptor
Distal canals : Mesial in mesial root
Tooth # 17 : Second mesial canal
Tooth # 46 : Narrow escape
sinus lift lateral window : Membrane
Severe curvatures case : Coronal flaring

Thursday, November 06, 2008

Coronal leakage


We already had a discussion about the lack of correlation between leakage studies
and the clinical reality, Paul Abbot has a nice paper about it. Here are some cases filled with gutta percha where the filling material was exposed to saliva for at least a year except for the 9 months case. Some remaining Cavity was all softened and there was recurrent decay in all cases. No symptoms and RX healing I all of them. - Jorge More ...........
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