Clinical notes & opinions
Case notes, reviews, and practical articles on endodontics, biomaterials, and everyday oral health. My own perspective, shared for colleagues and patients. Educational only, and not a substitute for professional advice.
External Invasive Root Resorption Management: A Case Report
A challenging clinical case presented at the American Association of Endodontists meeting in Boston (#AAE25): diagnosis with CBCT and combined surgical and endodontic management to preserve a tooth with Class 3 external invasive resorption.
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Regenerative Endodontics: Reviving the Pulp–Dentin Complex
Regenerative endodontic procedures aim to restore vitality and continue root development in immature teeth, rather than simply filling a canal. Here's how they work and what the evidence currently supports.
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CBCT in Endodontics: When 3D Imaging Changes the Diagnosis
Cone-beam CT can reveal what a traditional dental X-ray hides: extra canals, hidden lesions, fractures, and resorption. But more imaging isn't always better. Here's the evidence-based case for selective use.
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Bioceramic Sealers and the Single-Cone Technique: What the Evidence Says
Calcium silicate (bioceramic) sealers have changed how many clinicians fill root canals, reviving the single-cone technique. A look at their properties, advantages, and the open questions.
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MTA vs. Biodentine for the Management of Open Apex in Immature Teeth
A comparison of the two most widely studied bioceramic materials for apexification: their composition, setting times, mechanical and biological properties, and what the current literature concludes.
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Endodontics: A Modern Overview
How instrumentation, imaging, biomaterials, disinfection protocols, and even AI are transforming endodontic practice, and where the evidence still needs to catch up.
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Dental Disease Prevention
The five most common dental diseases (tooth decay, gum disease, sensitivity, oral cancer, and erosion) and the everyday habits that help you avoid them.
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