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The endodontic Glide Path. The secret for a safe use of Rotary NiTi Files.

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The extraordinary characteristic of super elasticity and strength of the NiTi alloy has made it possible to produce rotary instruments capable of assuring a perfect shaping reproducible with the use of very few instruments, in a short time, without the need for the operator to have the above average manual skills.

First release 1.1.2023 - Available until 12.31.2023

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Long, short, or just right? Modern techniques to determine an accurate working length in Endodontics

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Successful endodontic treatment depends on completely removing the contents of the root canal system and sealing all communication pathways between the endodontium and periodontium. In other words, the result of endodontic treatment must be the same as obtained with the extraction of a compromised tooth.

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“Next” Endo generation instruments: the use of ProTaper Next

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The new ProTaper Next NiTi rotary files represent the latest generation of NiTi rotary files. Thanks to this new tool, we can now more easily achieve the shape of the root canal after preliminary canal enlargement and negotiation of the glide path.

First release 1.1.2023 - Available until 12.31.2023

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Clinical and surgical approach to the presence of two canals in the same root

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Two canals in the same root could each have their apical foramen or converge into a single foramen. This characteristic could apply to any root containing two canals internally. Still, it is crucial to remember this when preparing the mesial canals of lower molars and mesiobuccal canals of upper molars.

The presence of two canals with separate foramen does not require any particular know-how during the preparation phase but only in the obturation phase.

When the two canals converge in a common foramen instead, it is necessary to take some precautions during the shaping phase and ascertain the presence of this anatomic peculiarity as soon as possible.

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Nonsurgical repair of iatrogenic perforations

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Perforations are pathological or iatrogenic communications between the root canal system and the attachment apparatus. The clinician must take special care to avoid tooth perforations during endodontic therapy, as perforation requires additional treatment.

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Endodontic surgery or microsurgical endodontics? - Part I

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Occasionally, a nonsurgical root canal procedure won't be enough to save a tooth, and endodontic surgery will be recommended. Advanced technologies like digital imaging and operating microscopes allow these procedures to be performed quickly, comfortably, and successfully.

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Endodontic surgery or microsurgical endodontics? - Part II

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Sometimes, a nonsurgical root canal procedure is not enough to save a tooth, and endodontic surgery is recommended.

Techniques, materials, and knowledge are essential to make microsurgical endodontics approaches accurate and predictable in treating endodontic lesions.

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Digital Endodontics: the use of Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) in Clinical and Surgical Endodontics

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For years, two-dimensional (2D) radiographic examinations, dental panoramic, and periapical radiographs have been used.

The interpretation of a two-dimensional image can be complicated by several factors, including the anatomical area and the overlap of other teeth and surrounding dentoalveolar structures.

These problems can be overcome by using images obtained with small or otherwise limited volumes of Cone Beam Computed Tomography, which provides accurate three-dimensional images of the teeth and surrounding dentoalveolar structures. CBCT gives dentists the advantage of being able to carry out correct diagnoses and, above all, correct treatment plans.

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The use of MTA in nonsurgical endodontics

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The use of MTA in nonsurgical endodontics: direct pulp capping and treatment of immature apices with the “Apical Barrier Technique”

In the late 90s, Dr. Mahmoud Torabinejad of Loma Linda University, California, developed a new cement named Mineral Trioxide Aggregate which appears to have all of the characteristics requested of the ideal cement to seal pathways of communications between the pulp and the oral cavity (mechanical and carious pulp exposures), and between the root canal system and the periodontium (iatrogenic perforations, open apices, resorbed apices, root-end preparations).

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The endodontic Glide Path. The secret for a safe use of Rotary NiTi Files.

Long, short, or just right? Modern techniques to determine an accurate working length in Endodontics

“Next” Endo generation instruments: the use of ProTaper Next

Clinical and surgical approach to the presence of two canals in the same root

Nonsurgical repair of iatrogenic perforations

Endodontic surgery or microsurgical endodontics? - Part I

Endodontic surgery or microsurgical endodontics? - Part II

Digital Endodontics: the use of Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) in Clinical and Surgical Endodontics

The use of MTA in nonsurgical endodontics

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