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From: Javier Pascual
To: ROOTS
Sent: Wednesday, September 02, 2009 12:20 AM
Subject: [roots] THREECANAL LOWER PREMOLAR
Previous attempt by GP to do the RCT on tooth 3.5 Unable to locate canals - Improper coronal access
Asymptomatic-Normal probing-No percussions Previously initiated therapy. Asymptomatic Apical Periodontitis
Provisional wall with flowable resin. Access refined with the aid of the DM and ProUltra US Tips.
Hybrid technique ProTaper/Profile. Canal Medication with Ca(OH)2 (No evidence of vital pulp tissue
in the canals) Obturation with Guttapercha and resin based sealer with WVC technique. Permaflo Purple in the
floor of the pulp chamber cotton pellet and Cavit - Javier Pascual
Nice case with great pics Javier - Rajiv Patel
A very nice case and documentation. What kind of light do you have on your scope ? - Thomas
Thank you very much Rajiv, JA and Thomas. Thomas I use (humble) Vasconcellos DF a 50/50 Vasconcellos Splitter
and a Nikon Coolpix 4500 (if you like I can send you camera settings) Light source is standard hallogen 150W
from Vasconcellos.
Iīm taking my images at 1/125 or 1/250 speed. No or low zoom and with middle-high magnification levels - Javier
Very nice case and presentation Javier - Sachin
Thank you very much Sachin. This case isnīt very difficult if you use the scope. Easy identification of the
RC anatomy with the preop rx and all canals merged from the pulp chamber. Weine type IV are the really bad
lower premolars!! - Javier