TOOTH RESORPTION:

TOOTH RESORPTION:

This one is interesting. This patient winds up in our office for a 3rd opinion because the tooth had been condemned for extraction. After careful discussion with both patient and restorative dentist, we were able to identify that the resorption process was still above the level of the bone. Osseous crown lengthening was discussed as a potential requirement for an adequate restoration. We were able to completely degranulate the resorption tissue using the endodontic microscope, treat the area with acid, and repair with defect from within the endodontic access. Additionally, we placed a fiber reinforced post so that the restorative […]

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"Modern Endodontic Instruments"

“Modern Endodontic Instruments”

With new heat treated NiTi files, we no longer need straight line access to achieve exceptional outcomes even in severely curved teeth. This is particularly important in cases like this, where the restorative dentist has already received the crown from the lab, and extreme care must be taken to provide as minimal of an access as possible in order to avoid taking new impressions and incurring additional lab expenses to remake the crown. […]

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Cracked Tooth Syndrome