Non-surgical Re-treatment Case II:Maxillary Premolar Yoshio Yahata Learning Objectives 1 To understand the difference between root canal re-treatment and initial treatment. To appreciate the difficulty of root canal re-treatment. To…
Non-surgical Root Canal Treatment Case IX:Maxillary Molar / Difficult Anatomy (Dilacerated Molar Case Management) Priya S. Chand and Jeffrey Albert Learning Objectives To understand the diagnosis of this case according…
Non-Surgical Re-treatment Case I:Maxillary Anterior Kana Chisaka-Miyara Learning Objectives To understand the cause of failure of initial endodontic treatment. To determine the factor of pathosis by tracing the sinus tract…
Non-surgical Root Canal Treatment Case VIII:Mandibular Molar Ahmed O Jamleh and Nada Ibrahim Learning Objectives To understand the correct questions for obtaining an adequate history of presenting symptoms. To be…
Non-surgical Root Canal Treatment Case VI:Mandibular Premolar / Difficult Anatomy (three canals) Savita Singh and Gayatri Vohra Learning Objectives To demonstrate a thorough knowledge of the root and root canal…
Non-surgical Root Canal Treatment Case IV:Maxillary Premolar Daniel Chavarría-Bolaños, David Masuoka-Ito, and Amaury J. Pozos-Guillén Learning Objectives To understand a clinical and pharmacological approach to the non-surgical root canal treatment…
Diagnostic Case I:Tooth Fracture: Unrestorable Suanhow Howard Foo Learning Objectives To apply knowledge of dental anatomy to clinical procedures involving a cracked tooth. To be able to interpret radiographs used…
FIG 3.1 Fixed restorations have three categories: FP-1, FP-2, and FP-3. The restoration type is related to the contour of the restoration. (FP-1 is ideal, FP-2 is hypercontoured, and FP-3 replaces…
FIG 12.1 (A) Bony contours in a normal sagittal view of the maxillary and mandibular arches. (B) The initial resorption of bone in the lower arch destroys the lateral aspect of…
