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Traumatized teeth need extensive care, and fewer extractions have been in recent years. Due to the influx of new techniques, tooth extractions have become discouraged amount dentists unless considered a last resort. When addressing diseased

Treating endodontically compromised teeth has advanced far enough that the risk of endodontic failures has become minimal. But one key issue remains prevalent in much of dentistry today – the restorative materials we use often

Endodontics has undergone some massive changes within the last few decades. By introducing newer bonding materials, irrigation systems, and rotary tools, endodontists can meet the demands of more complex cases and improve their practices. But

The early warning signs of cancer can appear suddenly, and when faced with a potential diagnosis, endodontists have to be prepared. During this time, it is especially important for endodontists to perform their diagnostics correctly,

Endodontic practices heavily rely on technology. Technology helps influence the healthcare industry in being able to provide more advanced treatments that are more accurate and safer to execute. One of the biggest pieces of technology

Many people have reported that we have moved from a pandemic to an endemic with the onset of Covid-19. Covid-19 has become a part of our society, and only through regular vaccinations, social distancing when

There’s a lot of poor information presented about root canals, and many people fear them unnecessarily. The procedure is fairly straightforward and benefits from being time-tested and reliable. Between the realization that a root canal

Irrigation techniques are our methods for tackling root canal systems and removing signs of disease. Root canal sterilization works best through disinfection systems to help the inner tissues of the tooth heal and recover from

Despite what many may think, endodontics can play a vital part in aesthetic and restorative treatment plans. Combining endodontics with other fields of dentistry can be a missing link for many dentists working within an

Orofacial pain is a complex topic for patients to address, as the sources of their pain can come from complex disorders and diseases. Orofacial pain as a concept exhibits similar symptoms, but the pathology of