Starting a new segment called “Your Favorite Paper” which is different KOLs’ favorite piece of endodontic literature.
For the first one I’m interviewing Dr. Anne Lauren Koch, founder and former director of the new Harvard Post Doctoral Endodontic program. Her favorite article: Endodontic Success: Who’s Reading the Radiograph by Mel Goldman 1972.…
Minimally Invasive Endodontics is a buzz word nowadays. Is this a fad or is there something more substantial behind the rhetoric? In this video, Dr. Nasseh shares his opinion on the subject.…
To many people, the idea of improving your success rate is a function of what file system or obturaiton you use. Using aspetic technique, however, is a sure fire way to improve your success no matter what system you use.
In this video, Dr. Nasseh share some basic, and simple idea that can help you improve your success rate today, no matter what system you are using for instrumentation and obturation.…
How can we be more accurate in controling our length during non-surgical root canal therapy? Is this week’s topic of Friday Questions.…
GV Black coined a few terms and principles for cavity preparations. These concepts are still valid today. In this tutorial, Dr. Nasseh goes on to explain Resistance Form in endodotnic Cavity preparation. This principle keep the root canal filling inside the root canal and prevent extrusion of the material beyond the apex.…
Since root canal calcification is a common response to chronic trauma following chronic decay and large restorations, being able to access such teeth is an important skill. Given the increase number of geriatric patients with large restorations, Dr. Nasseh shares a couple of tips and tricks by Dr. Alex Fleury and himself that may help improve your success rate in finding such canals safely. Good luck!!…
