Articles tagged "endodontics"
Loss of Sight Caused by Calcium Hydroxide Paste Accidentally Splashed into the Eye during Endodontic Treatment: Case Report
This case report of a dentist who lost vision in one eye after accidentally splashing endodontic calcium hydroxide into it emphasizes the importance of taking particular care with this treatment. Read more
Revascularization of Immature Permanent Incisors after Severe Extrusive Luxation Injury
Revascularization is an emerging endodontic treatment that allows continuation of root development and tissue regeneration in immature necrotic teeth. Read more
Classification of Extensively Damaged Teeth to Evaluate Prognosis
The detailed criteria and guidelines for assessment of severely damaged teeth provided in this article will help dentists avoid errors and develop an appropriate treatment plan. Read more
Treatment of Severe Inflammatory Root Resorption in a Young Permanent Incisor with Mineral Trioxide Aggregate
The authors describe the successful use of mineral trioxide aggregate to halt inflammatory root resorption in an 11 year old, highlighting the characteristics that make it a good choice in such cases. Read more
NIHB Endodontic Trial Project
In April, the Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB) program launched a voluntary 2-year trial process to include posterior endodontic treatment as basic treatment under the NIHB plan. Read more
Treatment of a Large Maxillary Cyst with Marsupialization, Decompression, Surgical Endodontic Therapy and Enucleation
This case report describes conservative treatment of a large maxillary cyst. The treatment involved marsupialization and decompression, followed by surgical endodontic therapy of the affected teeth and cystectomy. Read more
Cleaning and Shaping Calcified Canals
I wanted to thank Dr. Dabuleanu for authoring the audiovisual presentation on treating calcified canals 1 on the JCDA.ca website. It was very informative and clear. I am a recent graduate who can make use of those great tips! Read more
Decompression of Inferior Alveolar Nerve: Case Report
Paresthesia resulting from mechanical trauma may cause sensory disturbances of the inferior alveolar nerve. In the case reported here, the underlying iatrogenic cause of intermittent paresthesia was revealed by routine periapical radiography. Read more
Research at UBC Dentistry
The UBC faculty of dentistry has an exceptional history of research achievement and has implemented, through its strategic plan, a foundation for continued excellence in research. Read more
Can I use chlorhexidine as the only irrigating solution in my endodontic treatments?
Pulpitis and apical periodontitis are caused by invasion of bacteria deep into dentin or the root canal space. For apical periodontitis, the short- and long-term success of endodontic treatment depends on elimination of microbes from the root canal system and prevention of reinfection via coronal leakage. Read more
Unusual Radiographic Findings in a 20-Year-Old Male Patient with Missing Permanent Upper Lateral Incisors
Radiographic findings were used to diagnose a 20-year-old male patient who presented with swelling and pain in the right maxillary lateral incisor region and missing permanent maxillary incisors. Read more
Orthodontic Alignment and Extrusion of a Periodontally Involved Lateral Incisor: Audiovisual Presentation
This audiovisual case report guides dentists through an orthodontic alignment and extrusion of a periodontally involved lateral incisor in preparation for replacement with an implant. Read more
Endodontics-Related Paresthesia of the Mental and Inferior Alveolar Nerves: An Updated Review
Paresthesia, a prickly sensation or numbness caused by neural injury, can result from a dental procedure, as several important nerves of the mandible are very close to the root apices, especially that of the third molar. Read more
Apical Actinomycosis: Case Report
Actinomycosis caused a persistent periapical lesion in a 24-year-old woman who had undergone root canal therapy. Clinical and histologic features of the condition are discussed in this case report. Read more
Managing Calcified Canal Systems: Audiovisual Presentation
Calcifications are the result of chronic inflammatory processes such as occlusal trauma, caries and aging. Gaining entry into a calcified canal system can be extremely tricky and even impossible at times. This audio-visual presentation guides you through the various techniques and instruments that can help treat calcified canals. Read more
Is there a “safety zone” in the mandibular premolar region where damage to the mental nerve can be avoided if periapical extrusion occurs?
The mandibular premolars are located close to the mental foramina (Fig. 1). As such, various events affecting these teeth, such as odontogenic infection1 and orthodontic, endodontic, periodontal or surgical misadventure, may result in neurosensory disturbance of the mental nerves.2-4 Read more
