I am working into my fourth decade of full time clinical endodontics. The impressive technology that we have in our offices for diagnostic purposes makes my clinical practice of endodontics much more satisfactory, as it provides images of pathology previously unseen...
Patient presents for evaluation of a large asymptomatic dentinal defect… Signs and Symptoms The tooth tests vital and this radiographic view was the foundation for the referral generated from an annual hygiene appointment. Beyond the obvious distal decay pattern the...
The primary mode of radiographic visualization within the dental environment utilizes the bitewing, periapical, or orthopantomographic image, viewed either digitally, or by film equivalent. Many of us where trained, licensed, and have been in dental practice prior to...
CASE #1 – 2019 We are all asked to endodontically treat mandibular molars. As we decide to accept this challenge, I have found that apical arborization exists extensively within canal anatomy variations. This is most likely not new information to more...
Well, we have all had the chance to view many radiographs. I love the fact that when I began dentistry the digital world was only briefly imagined and not yet realized. We would develop and fix images on film, some of us still do. This post encourages the requirement...
A fit, healthy, 54 year-old male presented with the chief complaint of “having on and off swelling” from a draining sinus tract in the mucco-buccal fold proximal to an endodontically treated upper left first molar. Intake Radiographs We took a full oral history,...
