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From: Christoph Kaaden
Sent: Tuesday, October 31, 2006 10:33 AM
To: ROOTS
Subject: [roots] MiniMolars
Inspired by Marga Ree's latest beautiful case of a 3 rooted upper bicuspid I decided to also show
2 MiniMolars.
I treated/finshed the first one quite a while ago. This tooth was acually the first MiniMolar that I came
across. Took me about 60-90 Minutes to get the fragment out [I know some can do it way faster- but I am
working on it, ok ;-))] which was left behind by the referal. It's pretty obvious why he separated the
SS-file ;-)
The second one was finished a few days ago. Looking at the inital x-ray I knew what to expect. No hint for a
buccal furcation when probing, but the width of the roots (+almost no taper) in the middle portion (almost
as wide as the crown) made me look for "more" . I am hoping for your opinions. - Chris
Very nice Christoph! - Arturo
Nice cases and documentation chris. How did you remove the instrument? - Siju
Christ, First class treatment, very nicely documented !! The only thing I would have done different,
is placing a post in both cases - Marga