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Drs. Karen Potter, Seda Falakaloğlu, and Mustafa Gündoğar describe how multisonic technology can clean and disinfect teeth Endodontic treatment aims to restore and preserve the health of apical tissues so that patients can achieve a functional and asymptomatic tooth structure. Removal of infected tissue and bacteria appears to increase the success rate of endodontic treatment.1,2 […]
Drs. Frederico Martinho and Bruno Giliolli Bisi discuss the use of guided navigation in the endodontic practice Over the past decade, technology has revolutionized endodontics. The ultimate goal of technology is to improve root canal treatment outcomes and tooth survivability rates.1,2 Root canal treatment failure is an ongoing issue despite technological advances; therefore, the search
Dynamic navigation system: a revolutionary technology for endodontic microsurgery Read More »
Dr. Reid Pullen introduces a protocol for shaping and finishing root canals The goal of endodontic therapy is to remove the diseased pulp and seal the root canal system to prevent recontamination.1 To accomplish this, we must first locate all the canals, get down the canals (full negotiation), and then shape and clean the canal
Rotary negotiation and roto-reciprocation: a new hybridized shaping technique Read More »
Dr. Fernando J. Meza discusses uses of lasers in the endodontic practice Efficient endodontic interventions are crucial for maintaining dental wellness and securing the lasting integrity of natural teeth. Root canal therapies, a prevalent endodontic solution undergone by over half of the world’s population, according to a study titled “Prevalence of root canal treatment worldwide:
Unlocking the power of dental lasers in endodontics Read More »
Dr. Joseph C. Stern discusses the benefits and drawbacks of prescribing antibiotics in endodontics Introduction Over the years, one of the biggest concerns with antibiotics has been their overuse. There have been many studies attesting to this. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) conservatively estimates that 47 million prescriptions for antibiotics (30% of
Antibiotics in endodontics: a desktop reference Read More »
Drs. Aaron Glick, David Jaramillo, Nisha Manila, and Jennifer Chang discuss the pros and cons of AI in endodontic and general dental practice Introduction Although artificial intelligence (AI) has been integrated in daily life, most are not aware that it has become an integral part of many aspects of modern life over the past decades
Clinical implementation and future of AI in endodontic dentistry Read More »
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