Treatment Options for the Compromised Tooth: A Decision Guide
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Clinical Guidlines

Dear Colleague,  I wanted to share an excellent resource with all of you that I believe will be immensely beneficial in our daily practice. This guide offers invaluable insights and recommendations for managing compromised teeth, providing a clear pathway to make informed treatment decisions. I highly recommend taking the time to explore this guide, as […]

How long does a root canal take?(you’ll be shocked)
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RCT

We’ve all heard of root canals and, let’s be honest, the very mention often brings a shudder of apprehension. Visions of hours in the dentist’s chair, intimidating instruments, and complex procedures might dance in your head. But what if I told you that everything you’ve imagined about the duration of a root canal might not […]

Is Gutta Percha used in pulpectomy?
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Pulp Therapy

Short story long, Gutta Percha is used in pulpectomy in case of permanent teeth. While in primary teeth, different materials are used because we need a resorbable root filling material. Interested in knowing more details? keep reading ! Pulpectomy in permanent teeth Gutta percha is the material of choice in pulpectomy cases in permanent teeth. […]

Should I get root canal if there is no pain?
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RCT

When it comes to dental health, there’s a common misconception that pain is the ultimate indicator of a problem. However, the nature of our teeth and the complex network of “nerves” that surround them often means that issues can quietly develop without you feeling any discomfort. One such dilemma that frequently arises is whether to […]

MTA vital pulp therapy: All what you need to know
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When it comes to dental health, the preservation of the natural tooth structure is of extreme importance. In endodontics, a branch of dentistry that focuses on the study and treatment of dental pulp, MTA (Mineral Trioxide Aggregate) has emerged as a remarkable material with numerous applications. One of its most notable uses is in vital […]

8 Key Differences Between Pulpotomy and Pulpectomy
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Vital Pulp Therapy

Pulpotomy and pulpectomy (aka root canal treatment or pulp extirpation) are dental procedures that involve the treatment of the pulp (the innermost part of a tooth containing blood vessels and nerves). Here are the key differences between pulpotomy and pulpectomy: Scope of Treatment Pulpotomy: It involves the removal of the diseased portion of the dental […]

What is the difference between pulpotomy and pulp?
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Vital Pulp Therapy

In dental health, there are numerous terms and procedures that can sometimes leave patients feeling confused or overwhelmed. “Pulpotomy” and “pulp” are terms that come up when discussing dental pulp treatment. While both are related to the pulp, they are certainly different. Understanding the difference between pulpotomy and pulp is really important for patients seeking […]

Do you need a root canal if there is no pain?
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RCT

The mere mention of a root canal often conjures up images of excruciating pain and discomfort. It’s a dental procedure that has gained an infamous reputation among patients worldwide. However, there is a common question that arises when it comes to root canals: “Do I need one if there is no pain?” The notion of […]

Does root canal treatment hurt afterwards?
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RCT

It is common to experience some level of discomfort or pain after a root canal treatment. This is because the procedure involves removing the infected or inflamed pulp tissue from inside the tooth, which can cause some sensitivity and soreness in the area. However, the level of discomfort varies from person to person and depends […]

A dental trauma case in a snowy day
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Treated Cases

Patient fell down in one of the snowy days, went to a doctor who sutured his lips, and presented to our clinic complaining of discomfort and broken incisors. Pre-op The UR1 was diagnosed with symptomatic irreversible pulpitis with symptomatic apical periodontits. UL1 was normal to cold test. Post-op The tooth was obturated with GP& Bioceramic […]

Unusual Upper Second Molar with 5 root canals
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Upper Second Molar with 5 root canals A treated cases in Dental Roots Clinic, Done by Dr.Hasan AbuMaizar. The tooth had unusual root canal anatomy with 5 canals instead of the usually found four, which emphasizes the importance of scanning the pulp chamber carefully under good lightening and magnification. Done by Dr.Hasan AbuMaizar at Dental […]

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