Home page
Nice curves in mesial canal
Apical periodontits
Type III dens case
5 canaled molar
necrosis periradicular..
Triple paste pulpectomy
Endo cases - Marcia
"C" shaped canal anatomy
Psycho molar
straight lingual
Doomed tooth
another molar
Tooth #36
Instrument removal
Tooth #27
Nice curves in mesial canal
Troughing case
6 year recall
9 clinical cases
Flareup after best treatment
Fred Barnett cases
Cases by Marga Ree
Glenn Van As cases
Sashi Nallapati cases
Cases by Jorg
Terry Pannkuk cases
New dental products II
New dental products
Difficult retreatment
Canal anatomy 46
Freak case
huge lateral canal
Separate MB canal
Crown infraction
5 year recall
Palatal canals
TF retreatment
Fiber cone
Bio race cases

Google
 
Web discussions    New additions    22 secrets for healthy smile    X-ray discussions

The opinions within this web page are not ours. Authors have been credited for the individual posts where they are. Photos courtesy Jörg Schröder - ROOTS
From: Jörg Schröder
To: ROOTS
Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2007 3:51 AM
Subject: [roots] 4,5 or 5 Canals?

this one took away some of my lifetime.

Upper First Molar with CAP. The MB2 was hard to find. Finally the access cavity looked nice and I thought this one should
be a nobrainer. The tooth must have read my thoughts. DB was waiting for me. First I could not get patent. After using
extremly prebended handfiles i found a severe curvature to the buccal side. Again I thought I made it. Handfiles went in
and out very easy. I took a M2 10/04 , felt resistance, did not stop and broke the file :((((.
After 10 minutes I could remove the fragment and was happy that I blocked out all other canals with sponges. At that day
without blocking the canals the fragment sure would have entered one of the already shaped canals.

Then I entered the DB again, this time with the bend to the palatal side. There was a deep splitting: Just for my personal
records: Is this a 5 or only a 4,5 canal molar ;)))

After shaping, modified Schilder in all canals. adhesive buildup and at home 2 cold beers - Jörg Schröder

Dear Jorg, I don't mind how many canals this molar has. I do mind the effort that went into this. Not only the documentation is excellent, what a nice case ! - Thomas Beautiful work and documentation Jörg! Congratulations!! - Carlos Jörg, That was beautifully done. That was not a 4.5; rather, it should be a 5+, since you went the distance and found the hidden branch in the DB. - wes Jorg........CLAP CLAP CLAP and one for the effort CLAP well done man.........that was a tough case and your documentation and final result should be ina textbook. Can you tell me a little bit about how you got the file out (and in only 10 mins!!). THanks and wonderfully done. - Glenn Glenn, thank you. I opened the canal orifice to an oval shape with Endosonore US-Files. Fortunately the fragment did not bind at the tip, so after irrigating a lot I was able to flush it out after activating the end with US - Jörg
Great work and documentation Jorg. Inspiring. Did you manage to get 2 master cones into DB canal deep split? What is modified Schilder technique? - Venkat Thank you Venkat, yes, as you can see on the conefit-x-ray there are 2 cones in the DB. Fisrt I placed the one with the curvature, the second one just slipped in. Modiefied means, that I am not using a plugger heated by a bunsen-burner (cherry-red) and I am not placing several pieces of guttapercha into the canal. I am using a electric heated plugger. Instead of continious wave I am heating the gp in multiple waves. - Jörg Great Job! Some comment on "modified Schilder technique" that there's no need for putting additional "modified". Although the original technique used cherry-red heat carrier (developed when no electric heat device available), it later included Touch'n Heat in the protocol. Multiple wave indeed is the key of the technique.- Edward Thank you for the explaination, Edward. That is my lack of knowledge, because I am a endodontic late starter. No program over several years. only CE with focus on the practical work. Sometimes I feel kind of uneducated - Jörg You are very welcome! We all learn together in Root University.... "uneducated"?? You must be kidding me...! You've just shown us a great deal of skill and knowledge! - Edward Great case Jörg! I predict a brilliant career in endodontics! - Marga
Searching for MB2
Implants #18, #19
Nice retrofil
Molars with lesions
Tooth #4
Apex locators
Large Apex
Access pictures
Lower incisor retreatment
Horror case
porcelain onlay
Conservative access
Peri radicular healing
Beautiful cases
Resilon cases
Unusual Apex
Noemi cases
2 upper molars
2 Anterior teeth
Tooth #35
Anecrotic molar
Direct capping
Molar cracks
Obstructed buccals
File broken in tooth
Separated instrument
Delta
Dental Products
Dental videos
2 year trauma
Squirt on mesials
dens update
Palatal root exits
Color map 3
Middle mesial
Continuous pain
Anterior MTA
Previous trauma
Ideal case
Dens Evaginitis