This young man presented to my office in no acute distress. He had a tooth that was sore, but the injury had occurred when he was out of state two…
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There is a longstanding debate in the professional community of which is better: one visit or two visit endodontic treatment. I am asked this from time to time, most often…
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It’s not a fair question to ask without giving you some additional information on the patient. I know when I look at this tooth, it begs the question of where…
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An objective review of clinical outcomes is fundamental to improving techniques. This is commonly done in graduate endodontic programs. While it is unsettling at first, additional feedback provides a great…
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Two teeth. Two different treatment plans. The maxillary lateral incisor is the most common anterior tooth I treat in my practice. One of the reasons is that this tooth commonly…
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