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Calcification and division

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From: "Bill Seddon" To: "ROOTS" Sent: Monday, March 14, 2005 1:17 AM Subject: [roots] only 2 But I wish it had 5! There is a reason for posting this, opening was 22mm, and the tooth was inclined about 30 degrees to the lingual. I had to cut the access left handed, and I couldn't fit in the handpiece with the prop in place on the pt's right side. I knew about the calcification and division in advance, ultrasonics popped it out in no time. I had to use the file holder you see to place the files as there was no room for fingers. I then used left hand again to work the files. Fill was Schilder and cones for back fill, could not Obtura anywhere near it. I then used pac mac to finish, again in wrong hand. I pity the guy who has to prep the crown! - Bill

Tough case Bill..................and commendable ambidextrous performance on your part. What was your file motion in this case?? - Sachin Sachin, Whatever motion I could manage. Just push pull and watch wind, just trying to contact as much of the root surface with the curved tip of the file. Much was done with the file in the holder, which was just push pull. - Bill Cool file holder! I use a straight hemostat. - DanS

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