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 Finding canals other than palatinal
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From: "Christoph Kaaden"
To: "ROOTS"
Sent: Sunday, June 21, 2009 3:32 AM
Subject: [roots] Close call

the dentist who started the treatment had difficulties finding the other canals besides the palatinal...
Knowing your anatomy and using magnification it was not too difficult to manage the case... Christoph

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Root reinforcement
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Periodontal pocket
Cox crapification
Cold sensitivity
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Second mesial canal
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Unusual resorption
Huge pulpstone
Molar access
Perforation repair
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Apical periodontitis
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Isthmus protocol
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