Sonendo® discusses eliminating infections from intricate root canal systems and preventing reinfection The tooth is one of the most individual and complex anatomical, as well as histological, structures in the body,1 so much so that radiographic examination has its limitations in imaging their imperceptible tubules and isthmi. Because of this, eliminating infections from intricate root […]

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Dr. Allen Ali Nasseh offers a review of an integral part of endodontic therapy Exactly 10 years ago, the first, and still the only premixed nano-particulate bio-ceramic cement was FDA approved for use as a universal root canal cement. The first two formulations were the Endosequence® BC Sealer™ and Endosequence® RRM™ (Brasseler USA, Savannah, Georgia)

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Dr. Garth Hatch discusses Tri Hawk’s Talon series of burs As an endodontist and practice management consultant, I’m always looking for technological breakthroughs that lead to greater efficiency, safety, and predictability. In the modern world, we often think of big advances in technology coming in the shape of electronics and fancy machines, but often the

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Jordan Reiss discusses the benefits of pursuing continuing education Endodontists understand the power of “Continuing Education” with a capital CE. Licensed professionals who want to continue to practice in their state must earn a certain number of credits each year to keep up with the latest techniques and technology. However, I’m a passionate advocate of

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Dr. John West navigates the roadmap to endodontic success The classic “Endodontic Triad” is founded on the 3 pillar principles of cleaning, shaping, and packing. More specifically, the historical triad was described as debridement, sterilization, and obturation. However, the best mental and technical process for actually achieving cleaning, shaping, and packing is best understood from

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Dr. John West delves into an advance in NiTi technology

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