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Drs. Joel Fransen, Rich Mounce, and Tom Shackleton provide seven tips for peak performance Practicing endodontics at a high level requires a sustained focus. Distraction can result in iatrogenic mishaps that may negatively impact the final result. There are a plethora of external factors vying for our attention while treating patients. As a result, it […]
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Dr. Stuart L. Segelnick describes lifesaving warning signs A call comes in from an emergency patient soon after you remove a hopelessly infected tooth. Her major concern is having a fever, chills, and feeling downright terrible. She has no difficulty breathing or swallowing, though her mouth still feels swollen. Grace is a middle-aged woman who
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Dr. Stephanie Tran discusses the tools she uses for minimally invasive endodontics ”Begin with the end in mind.” That key principle from Stephen R. Covey’s book, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, can be used to describe the modern concept of restoratively driven endodontics. Root canal treatment has always been about maintaining the tooth
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Dr. Michael Winick’s endodontic odyssey with Specialized Dental Partners In the ever-evolving landscape of endodontics, stories emerge that transcend the routine narratives. Dr. Michael Winick, a seasoned endodontist, embarked on an unconventional path, entering endodontic residency at the age of 38, setting the stage for a remarkable career that found renewed vigor with Specialized Dental
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Dr. Judy McIntyre discusses detection and treatment of teeth with cracks or craze lines Occlusal forces and time, especially with existing restorations, can cause craze lines and microfractures in the dentition, much like the one in Figure 1. When these small craze lines and infractions propagate with continued use and wear, cracks can develop in
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Dr. David Kelliny shares his experience with the GentleWave® System “I love my GentleWave® System.” That’s how I answer and start a conversation with anyone who asks me about the GentleWave Procedure. I have been a user and a believer for 5 years. The GentleWave Procedure is an advanced endodontic treatment that utilizes a combination
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Legal disclaimer: Webinar expires 2 years from the live date. The CE provider uses reasonable care in selecting and providing accurate content. The CE provided, however, does not independently verify the content or materials. Any opinions expressed in the materials is those of the presenter and not the CE provider. The instructional materials are intended to supplement but are not a substitute for the knowledge, skills, expertise, and judgment of a trained healthcare professional.
