From: "Guy Moorman"
To: "ROOTS"
Sent: Tuesday, October 20, 2009 5:50 PM
Subject: [roots] Interesting one

I haven't had anything that interesting lately.  This is one from yesterday
morning referred to me by my partner.  He caught the issues on the
palliative.  This was an acute pulpitis/periapical periodontitis...some
sensitivity to percussion.  For most of you guys this is easy but for me it
was a gut check and a hell of a lot of fun.  I kept the EAL on my files
intermittently to make sure I was not losing anatomy.  No guts with TF to
length so did the upper 2/3s with TFs and went to my 0.02, 0.04, 0.06 K3s
crown down to finish the lower 1/3.  Might have screwed up the access Terry.
Crown down.  0.02 K3s in last apical 3 mms.  I guess those are slight
overfills through the 10 patency.  I packed the heck out of it.  System A of
warm Resilon and dentin chips.  Resilon with bonding agent with Real Seal.
Yep, still using it.  Guy





beautiful Guy - Raghu

Very nice case!!!, awesome how you respected the anatomy of the canal, great job!! - Jhoyo

very nice work! - Kristina

Thanks to all.  It was fun. - Guy

Beautiful Guy! Can I ask what your lengths and MAF were? - Rafaël

Mesials I think were 23 mm from measuring points with apical sizing to 33 with 0.02 tapered K3s.
Distal was 40 with a 0.06 K3.  Length was 22 - Guy