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Abstract This article underscores the critical role of the dental professional in the early detection of head and neck cancers through a systematic Conventional Visual and Tactile Examination (CVTE). Inspired by the personal story of my close friend, Jonathan, whose cancer diagnosis may have been expedited by routine dental screening, this article explores the components […]
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Abstract The dental microscope has been a key technology that has improved outcomes in root canal procedures since its incorporation in the 1990s. However, despite its mandatory status in endodontic postgraduate programs at dental schools, it is still underused or improperly utilized. This is primarily because operators often find themselves adapting to the technology rather than
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Drs. Samar Alhashimi and Mario Leon Paredes find fulfillment in the science and art of healing Every patient who walks through the doors of Gulf Coast Endodontics in Houston, Texas brings a story, often one marked by pain, anxiety, or uncertainty. For Drs. Samar Alhashimi and Mario Leon Paredes, that moment is where science meets empathy and
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I have the privilege of both practicing and teaching endodontics. One of the lessons I continually try to impart to students and colleagues is that while our focus as clinicians is often on the technical demands of the procedure, and endodontics can indeed be a highly challenging discipline requiring intense focus, we must never forget that the
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Rapid radiographic healing of a large periapical lesion: a six‑month case review Managing necrotic pulps with symptomatic apical periodontitis remains a frequent yet clinically demanding challenge in endodontic practice. Optimal outcomes rely heavily on effective disinfection and removal of biofilm and necrotic debris from the complex root canal anatomy. This case highlights the healing potential that can be achieved
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Dr. David King treats a failing restoration The patient came in for a crown re-do on tooth No. 2 and pain on tooth No. 3 (Figure 1). The patient presented with a failing restoration on tooth No. 2 and caries/decay extending greater than two-thirds occlusal table. The procedure consisted of removal of gross decay, any fractured enamel
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