RCT with CaOH as intracanal medication

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  RCT with CaOH as intracanal medication

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From: Noemí Pascual
To: ROOTS
Sent: Saturday, June 16, 2007 4:31 AM
Subject: [roots] RCT with CaOH as intracanal medication

RCT in 21. 3 visits with CaOH as intracanal medication. Guttapercha+AhPlus with Tagger Tecnique with Guttacondensor.
I did also the RCT in 11 some time ago...but I´m sorry about the build-up done by the referral. What would you do in
those cases??? All suggestions and criticism is very welcome! - Noemí Pascual

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Root reinforcement

Vertical root fracture

Periodontal pocket

Cox crapification

Cold sensitivity

Buccal sinus

Nikon 995

Distal canals

Second mesial canal

Narrow escape

Membrane

Severe curvatures

Unusual resorption

Huge pulpstone

Molar access

Perforation repair

Maxillary molars

Protaper shaping

Pulsing pain

Apical periodontitis

Mesial middle

Isthmus protocol

Fragment beyond apex

Apical trifurcation

Jammed K file

Mesial canals

Irreversible pulpitis

Bicuspid abscess

Sideways molar

Red Dye allergy

Small mirrors

Calcified molar

Extraction and implants

Calcificated central

Internal resorption

Bone lucency

Porcelain inlay

Bone allograft