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Dr. Nishan Odabashian discusses treatment of teeth with failing previous root canal treatment exhibiting large radiographic lucencies Introduction A healthy 53-year-old male presented to our office on May 9, 2011, after being referred by a friend who was treated at our office. He was advised that he needed to have tooth No. 19 removed, and […]
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CASE REPORT/YOUNG DENTIST ENDODONTIC AWARD Dr. Rupal Shah, second-place winner of the Young Dentist Endodontic Award of the UK, examines the successful management of an anxious 10-year-old patient Introduction This report discusses the successful management of an anxious 10-year-old patient, who required root canal treatment of her immature upper right central incisor, following a previous
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Case Report/Young Dentist Endodontic Award Dr. Jamie Nelson, first-place winner of the Young Dentist Endodontic Award in the UK, demonstrates that no matter how bleak the outlook, there’s always a possibility for success Abstract This article is an account of a patient on whom I performed an endodontic treatment in general practice. It reports
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