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21 had history of repeated surgery and apicoectomy and still a progressing lesion Treatment Done GP removal done with a braiding technique. Though removing a single cone in an incisor is easy, in this case the risk of pushing the GP out is quite high. CBCT showed resorption (irregular defect by 2mm) After cleaning and […]
Patient presented with a sinus tract -buccal of tooth # 8 History of initial root canal 36 years prior and PA surgery with MTA fill and without retreatment by an endodontist 5 years prior. Orthograde Retreatment – removing the hardware: pre-fab metal post, gp, MTA and software – cotton fibers, Placed white MTA apical plug […]
On Sat, Jul 14, 2018 at 9:13 AM, Gary B. Carr, D.D.S. <office@garycarrdds.com> wrote: The discussion with James brought back memories of our original PERF CBCT project (that actually launched the CBCT revolution in endodontics, although no one gives us credit for that). Carlos Murgel, Peter Endo and I compared standard PA and CBCT imaging […]
The discussion with James brought back memories of our original PERF CBCT project (that actually launched the CBCT revolution in endodontics, although no one gives us credit for that). Carlos Murgel, Peter Endo and I compared standard PA and CBCT imaging in many different ways. Standardizing the PA radiography was critical and proved to be […]
#7 referred with a separated file/internal resorption/calcification/apical split > History of trauma and a I/O sinus present Referring doctor had attempted an endo and separated an instrument > Radiograph reveals – Separated file lying horizontal in the internal resorptive defect – A calcified mass of dentin within the resorptive defect – An additional Canal present […]
White , 70 yo, male presented completely asymptomatic but with a buccal ST. Tooth had a post and crown and patient did not want to have it removed. CBCT showed missed palatal canal. Access was done above the P cusp with the intention of locating and treating the missed canal only. Last PA is a […]