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Allowing technology to help you navigate inevitable challenges

Dr. James A. Smith, Jr. discusses simplifying the root canal process with the GentleWave® Procedure We all know that endodontics is not simple. One of the most significant challenges that endodontists face is canals that cannot be located within the root canal system or are inaccessible through traditional instruments. In fact, I’d be confident in […]

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The power of investing in technological advancements in endodontics

Dr. Anne Wiseman shares her experience of differentiating herself through innovation Some patients experience feelings of anxiety or dread when visiting a dentist or endodontist, underscoring the importance of creating a patient experience that is exceptionally comfortable and soothing. When I designed my office, I worked with an interior designer to make it feel more

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Root canal shaping in the age of minimally invasive endodontics (MIE)

Drs. L. Stephen Buchanan and Christophe Verbanck discuss the benefits of files with conservative tapers ”You cannot clean a root canal with a larger file.” — LSB Introduction We are entering a new golden age of endodontics where instrumentation with root canal files is safer, easier, and more efficient. In 1980, when the senior author

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Negative and positive pressure irrigation: all-in-one!

Dr. Allen Ali Nasseh explores whether the positive and negative pressure needs of clinicians can be met with a simple and inexpensive device During a conventional root canal procedure, the operator must manage the multiple liquids used to facilitate the access, chemomechanical instrumentation, and final obturation steps of the procedure. These liquids are used at

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