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From: sashi nallapati
To: ROOTS
Sent: Sunday, October 02, 2005 8:01 AM
Subject: [roots] botched it
one more from this week
type 8 vertucci (3-3) in the mesial root
botched it with the overfill..
sashi
All were very nice cases and your 'botch' case would be one of
my better ones! - Alan
Sashi I love looking at your cases. Do you think that there is resorption
on the 2nd molar - huge pulp chamber.
Wow does this person need alot of dentistry (premolar and the large mesial
decay on the molar, crown +/- crown lengthening on the molar.
Resilon? Well done lad! - Glenn
not necessarily resorption ,may be just a huge pulp chamber
i guess i got to see her because she was in pain....
i hope she gets in early into the predoc clinic and gets some work done soon..
thanks - Sashi Nallapati
Sashi, I don't think I'd exactly call that a "botch". Guy
Sashi, fantstic case, Did you slighlty overfilled one of the mesial canals
it looks like that compared tot he WL radiograph! - vipin
'slightly over filled ' would be an understatement.. ;-))
thanks any way for making me feel better - Sashi Nallapati
Sashi, Did you take a cone-fit x-ray or paper point length? - Fred
paper point first, then the cone fit..
its required to take a cone fit at the program
its not the length that is the problem, its the width...
seems i didnot actually gauge the apical area very well and on the downpack
got the extrusion... Sashi Nallapati
Dear Sashi ! All your cases are thrill to watch. Your documentation is superb
to none and your work very meticulous. I am sure every patient you touch
is very lucky indeed.
The overfill is a "esthetic" pity but never the less, great case(s).
Keep them coming. - Thomas
Sashi, I have a small doubt to ask you. I think modt of the radiographs
we take are slighlty misleading. I am saying this becasue I do quite a number
of Reimplantation cases. And all those obturation I do in vitro and what more
precision can you achieve than that. But when I take a post operative
radiograph it shows as if a gross overfill. I guess the apical region if
it is not properly calcified will not be shown in the radiograph, but a
different apex is shown??? why is that? - Vipin
can you please post a radiograph showing what you mean?
i am not able to follow your question..
replantation is a selective option in a rare percentage of cases.the case
that i posted is the first i did in the last 6 years
your statment that you do a lot of replantations concerns me..
can you please explain why did you have to replant as opposed to surgery or
retreat? - Sashi Nallapati
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