Surgical and Non-Surgical Endodontics:
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Treating Atypical Tooth Anatomy to Improve Outcomes
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Conventional Endodontic Treatment

Conventional endodontic therapy of a mandibular second molar with atypical anatomy (s-shaped mesial root).
Endodontic Retreatment

Endodontic retreatment of a maxillary second bicuspid with overextended filling material.
Combination Treatment

Conventional endodontic therapy with the surgical repair of an external resorptive defect involving a mandibular first molar.
Diagnostic Evaluation/No Endodontic Treatment

Cone beam computerized tomography (CBCT) used to enhance diagnosis and treatment planning.
Endodontic Retreatment

Endodontic retreatment of a maxillary first premolar with atypical anatomy and previously separated instruments.
Conventional Endodontic Treatment

Medically compromised patient with complex endodontic-restorative needs.
Conventional Endodontic Treatment

Maxillary lateral incisor with dens invaginatus.
Conventional Endodontic Treatment

Conventional endodontic therapy of a maxillary second molar with atypical anatomy.
Root Resorption

Pulpal Infection Root Resorption (External): Conventional endodontic treatment with surgical repair of external resorptive defect.
Root Resorption

Pulpal Infection Root Resorption (External): Conventional endodontic treatment followed by surgical repair of resorptive defect.
Root Resorption

Pulpal Infection Root Resorption (External): Conventional endodontic treatment with surgical repair of external resorptive defect.
Root Resorption

Periodontal Infection Root Resorption: Conventional endodontic treatment with internal repair of resorptive defect.
Root Resorption

Orthodontic Pressure and/or Impacted Tooth Pressure Resorption: Conventional endodontic treatment including calcium hydroxide therapy.
Root Resorption

Pulpal Infection Root Resorption (External): Conventional endodontic treatment including calcium hydroxide therapy.
Root Resorption

Pulpal Infection Root Resorption (External): Arrested external resorption.
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Conventional Endodontic Treatment

Conventional endodontic therapy of a mandibular second molar with atypical anatomy (s-shaped mesial root).
Endodontic Retreatment

Endodontic retreatment of a maxillary second bicuspid with overextended filling material.
Combination Treatment

Conventional endodontic therapy with the surgical repair of an external resorptive defect involving a mandibular first molar.
Diagnostic Evaluation/No Endodontic Treatment

Cone beam computerized tomography (CBCT) used to enhance diagnosis and treatment planning.
Endodontic Retreatment

Endodontic retreatment of a maxillary first premolar with atypical anatomy and previously separated instruments.
Conventional Endodontic Treatment

Medically compromised patient with complex endodontic-restorative needs.
Conventional Endodontic Treatment

Maxillary lateral incisor with dens invaginatus.
Conventional Endodontic Treatment

Conventional endodontic therapy of a maxillary second molar with atypical anatomy.
Root Resorption

Pulpal Infection Root Resorption (External): Conventional endodontic treatment with surgical repair of external resorptive defect.
Root Resorption

Pulpal Infection Root Resorption (External): Conventional endodontic treatment followed by surgical repair of resorptive defect.
Root Resorption

Pulpal Infection Root Resorption (External): Conventional endodontic treatment with surgical repair of external resorptive defect.
Root Resorption

Periodontal Infection Root Resorption: Conventional endodontic treatment with internal repair of resorptive defect.
Root Resorption

Orthodontic Pressure and/or Impacted Tooth Pressure Resorption: Conventional endodontic treatment including calcium hydroxide therapy.
Root Resorption

Pulpal Infection Root Resorption (External): Conventional endodontic treatment including calcium hydroxide therapy.
Root Resorption

Pulpal Infection Root Resorption (External): Arrested external resorption.
Conventional Endodontic Treatment, GentleWave Treatment

Mandibular molar with “C” shaped canal.
Conventional Endodontic Treatment, GentleWave Treatment

Mandibular bicuspid with aberrant anatomy.
Conventional Endodontic Treatment, GentleWave Treatment

Mandibular molar with canal anastomosis and multiple portals of exit.
Conventional Endodontic Treatment, GentleWave Treatment

Mandibular molar with canal anastomosis.
Conventional Endodontic Treatment, GentleWave Treatment

Mandibular molar with dilacerated root and additional portal of exit.
Conventional Endodontic Treatment, GentleWave Treatment

Mandibular molar with separated instrument.
Atypical Tooth Anatomy, Conventional Endodontic Treatment

Maxillary lateral incisor with a second root.
Atypical Tooth Anatomy, GentleWave Treatment

Mandibular bicuspid with two canals.
Atypical Tooth Anatomy, Conventional Endodontic Treatment

Mandibular molar with severely dilacerated root.
Atypical Tooth Anatomy

Maxillary lateral incisor with dens in dente.
Atypical Tooth Anatomy, Conventional Endodontic Treatment

Maxillary bicuspid with three canals.
Atypical Tooth Anatomy, Conventional Endodontic Treatment

Maxillary molar with dilacerated root and canal exiting short of apex.
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