Endodontic treatment of a tooth showing hypercementosis poses a unique clinical management challenge.
Saturday, November 12th
A Micro-invasive Nonsurgical Treatment Approach to External Root Resorption
CDE CREDIT: 2 | DURATION: 2 hours
Topics
- All
- Sample Cases
- Instructional
- All by Date
- Clinical Endodontic Technique Instruction
- Access
- Cleaning and Shaping
- Diagnosis
- Obturation
- Complications: Advanced Management
- Calcification
- Difficult Isolation
- Endo-Perio Combined Lesions
- Fractured Roots
- Missed Canals
- Perforations
- Resorption Management
- Surgical Exploration
- Surgical Retreatment
- Trauma Management
- Diagnostic Puzzles
- Endo Implantology
- Post-endodontic Restoration
- Esthetic Surfaces
- Recall Observations
- Regeneration / Revascularization
- Retreatment Strategies
- Carrier Removal
- Dismantling
- Gutta Percha Removal
- Paste Removal
- Silver Point Removal
Live Webinar
When to Drill Out a Post.
Drilling a post out is the least traumatic way to remove a post from a root
Patient: 69 year-old female with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (stabilized)
Chief Complaint: biting sensitivity with a long history of a slight tooth ache
Dental History: The patient reported having had the previous root canal treatment performed by a local general dentist in 1969 (tooth #9)
Update Recall: Insoluble Root Canal Filling Material-Retreatment
Learn the challenges of insoluble paste removal and a strategic approach to managing retreatment
Case: Patient presented with constant pain after root canal treatment performed 6 months earlier
Patient: 60-year-old female with vertigo
Chief Complaint: Constant pain in the upper right posterior jaw
Dental History: The patient had the right maxillary first molar (#3) treated with root canal therapy by an endodontist 6 months prior to the time of consultation and experienced constant pain since. Her general dentist referred her to the author’s practice for a second opinion.