Ethereal beauty in endodontics

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From: Daniel Shalkey
To: ROOTS
Sent: Monday, August 04, 2008 8:12 PM
Subject: [roots] ethereal beauty in endodontics

This case was very tough due to the curvatures in the MB root, but the result was very esthetically pleasing.
I was just happy to get thru it with all my instruments in one piece.

What files? - Richard Kim Bleiweiss

Stainless Steel 10-25K, Protapers, K3 02 files.  The files are just a tool, this could have been done with any number
of different files. - Dan Shalkey

Dear Daniel, Looks very nice indeed. Can you tell us how you instrumented this very difficult MB canal ? - Thomas

Hi Dan.  Beautiful case! Did you take protapers to length in the mesials? - Siju

Only S1 and S2, too worried about seperating an F1. - Dan