Curved re-treat

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Curved re-treat
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From: Jerry Avillion
Sent: Friday, April 06, 2001 01 27

Here's an interesting case with a curved MB canal.   Looks like the palatal canal is
overfilled (which is better than over extended), but I swear that's where my bleeding
point/apex locator length was.  I wonder if that's some of the old GP.

Jerry
Photos by Jerry Avillion










From: Yosef Nahmias
Sent: Friday, April 06, 2001 02 29

Not as curved as your but curved!
I think yours turned out GREAT!!!!


Other cases of  Yosef Nahmias (rxroots):

 Importance of lat canals  
 Protaper Case  
 Dx help	  
 Extra canal invasive resorption - Case 2  


Photo by Yosef Nahmias 






From: Mark Dreyer
Sent: Friday, April 06, 2001 05 11

Jerry,

Wow-what a curve!  Could you describe how you instrumented and obturated that canal?
If that one walked in my office, I'd be happy I was a gp, and could send it right back
out the door :-) -  Mark Dreyer, DMD, PA

From: Richard Schwartz
Sent: Friday, April 06, 2001 06 01

Jerry,

All I can say is wow!  Can you describe your technique?  Thanks. - Rick