Dear Endodontics Insider, Major advancements have been made in nickel titanium (NiTi) rotary instruments in recent years. But which type of rotary instrumentation works best?
Before you decide which NiTi file to use in your practice—or which you would want used on you if you were the patient—there are several
Biomarkers found in pulp have the potential to improve the accuracy of the diagnosis and treatment of pulpitis, according to a new study. This may
Endodontic technology developer Sonendo has received $35 million in equity financing. The money will be used to market the company’s GentleWave system and develop additional
Is a patient less likely to experience flare-ups following root canal treatment after a single-session treatment, or are procedures performed over multiple sittings more likely
A patient came in with pain on tooth No. 13, which had a prior root canal (Figure 1). The diagnosis was previous endodontic treatment with
The spirit of multidisciplinary dental care was on show in Birmingham today as the 3rd Pan Dental Society Conference got underway. Hundreds of dentists
A patient came in because his dentist was concerned about pathology associated with teeth Nos. 23 and 25 (Figure 1). He was a 67-year-old African-American
Surprises in root canal therapy, such as additional canals on an incisor, can disrupt the best-laid treatment plans. But can cone-beam CT (CBCT) help? As
Keeping root canals free of harmful biofilms is problematic at best. A new review article in the Journal of Oral Microbiology (September 16, 2016) points
While there’s no doubt sealers play an important role in preventing root canal failure, does a product’s bond strength change when ultrasonically activated? Where are
Dear Endodontics Insider, Endodontic biofilms are a common biological cause of root canal disease and infection. While identifying the biofilms and pathogens that contribute to