Dr. Nasseh discusses a comment question regarding whether the post should be placed immediately after the root canal or whether it should be delayed and whether this applies to EndoSequence BC Sealer. …
Board Certified Endodontist and RWE faculty Dr. Richard Herman shares some clinical insight on endodontic sealers applications. …
Following Dr. Kohli’s presentation to the AAE Fall Insight Track she sits down with Dr. Nasseh and discusses her presentation, calcium silicate cements and their retreatment.…
In this video, Dr. Nasseh discusses the newly released Minimal Waste Tips by Brasseler and the updated Hydraulic Condensation Technique.…
During a trip to Vienna Austria to attend the ESE Meeting, Dr. Nasseh shares the combined use of heat with BC Sealer/BC Sealer HighFlow in this now called Warm Hydraulic Condensation.
This technique is good for tases where coronal taper exceeds that of the main cone and large spaces are present around the main cone. The option to fill these spaces with additional cones almost like lateral condensation is also possible instead of using heat.…
Apicoectomy is a highly predictable procedure when it’s done in the right tooth and for the right reason. Coronal leakage is a significant contributing factor and the quatliy of the restoration should be establisehd. Otherwise, factors of success are cleaning the debris in side the canal and sealing if off effectively. Dr. Nasseh’s “Lid Technique” is an effective and predictable way to achieve efficient retrofililng using modern bioceramics.…
A short meeting with Dr. Richard Herman during a visit to Boston and a short discussion of a couple of cases he has done using EndoSequence Blend and Hydraulic Condensation…
Synchronized Hydraulic Condensation using Active GP (Glass Ionomer) and Active GP coated gutta percha cones was developed in 2003 by Drs. Koch and Brave. In 2008, once Bioceramic Sealers were developed by IBC, Dr. Nasseh used these cements to replace Active GP Cement and tested the technique for a responsible way to use bioceramics in endodontics. Drs. Koch, Brave and Nasseh along with the RWE team developed this technique as the simplest way to introduce bioceramic cements in non-surgical endodontic obturaiton. The BC Sealer used in this technique along with the BC Coated gutta percha is available through BrasselerUSA.
Over ten years have now passed since the introduction of this technique that has changed endodontics and has made obturation simpler in clinical cases. In this video, Dr. Nasseh shares his very first clinical case of Hydraulic Condensation that was done after FDA approval and much in vitro testing and validation.…
Sharing both his journey to Seoul Korea to attend the IFEA meeting and meeting many of you along the way, Dr. Nasseh shares a recent poster presentation (to be published) on the five year survival of Hydraulic Condensation Cases done by him at his private practice. This study was done independently by Dr. Sara Hoge a Harvard Post Doctoral Endodontic resident.
You can download the poster below. The paper will be published soon.…
