Emergency Calcium Hydroxide Pulpectomy with BC Temp

Allen Ali Nasseh   uploaded 2 years ago

Dr. Nasseh shares an efficient pulpectomy protocol in a maxillary molar using BC Temp as a calcium hydroxide source.

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    • #5376
      Allen Ali Nasseh

        Dr. Nasseh shares an efficient pulpectomy protocol in a maxillary molar using BC Temp as a calcium hydroxide source.
        [See the full post at: Emergency Calcium Hydroxide Pulpectomy with BC Temp]

      • #5408
        Stanley John

          Love these clinical cases. Excited to hear more about Triton

        • #5409
          Stanley John

            When you say the first person to go into the canals has the best chance of getting down, what exactly do you mean by that? Is it due to drying out of the walls/tissue?

          • #5443
            DR KENNETH POZNIKOFF

              Very nice Technique. I presently use a similar access technique with a 556 carbide followed by a Brassler flat-ended diamond. Munce burs used to enlarge canal orifices followed by an SX Protaper file+ RC Prep/ProLube for coronal canal enlargement. Canals navigated and Apices established and enlarged to a 15 Kfile at length, followed by either a small or primary WaveOne file in an NSK NLZ Endo electric handpiece and control. Copious irrigation with Q-Mix + Endo Activator then Pulpdent TempCanal placed to apical length with paper points. Canals refilled with TempCanal and Cotton pellet packed over the CA(OH)2. Excess TempCAnal rinsed away, dried and access closed with Unicem 2 dual-cure to effect a hermetic seal. See patient in 6 weeks for obturation.

              I like your technique as you minimize instrumentation, use Ultrasonics to improve access, quickly pulpotomize with ES Scouts and introduce the BC Temp by reversing the rotary file. Can’t find the 1% Triton X 100 for endo use to irrigate to the apical 1/3 of the canal. Do you dilute the Triton 100X with distilled water to 1% V/V (ie 1 ml in 100 ml) or does Q-Mix do the same thing?

              Great Website, Ken Poznikoff

            • #5457
              Allen Ali Nasseh

                @Dr. Ken Poznikoff: Thanks for your message. Obviously there are many ways to skin the cat. My primary goal is to reduce the clutter and gain efficiency by cutting down the fat. That’s why ultrasonics are important. Also, for Triton, I don’t use 1%. I don’t know where you saw that. Triton is a proprietary admixture of sodium hypochlorite with a special chelating agent and surfactant. It helps both reduce torque and disinfect while dissolving dental chips. Theoretically, it should turn out better than Q-Mix but research will hopefully tell. It’s not launched yet but it’s coming very soon.
                Cheers! 🙂
                Ali

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