Root Canal Procedure {by Dr. Domenico Ricucci}
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
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Beautiful.
Will leaving organic material in apical area in necrotic cases with large apical lesions affect prognosis?
Doctor explains that vascularity is maintained, my same quesiton regarding necrotic cases ..
he answered this on his facebook profile using histology. go through it.
Interested in knowing the answer to this.
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@drendo plis answer this great question
so no patency even in necrotic cases? also no tugback when obturating with BC sealer? in addition. should apex locater reading be on 0.5 all the times?
The way he dissents the current endo fiasco makes him Da-Boss.
Thank you Dr this makes sense. The only thing is what if there is a PARL going on will the epical tissue become vital?
Thank you for sharing as always. I have a question about WL determination. I was watching one of your videos from 3 years ago where you said you will start following Dr. Ricucci recommendation of taking the WL at the end of the blue scale on a morita root zx EAL. Are you still following Dr. Ricucci's recommendation today and what were your observations during those 3 years? Thank you very much to taking the time :)
Thank you to Dr. Ricucci for granting me permission to post this video. You can follow him on FB @ rb.gy/hjbbv0
Can anyone confirm that he said GP had to fit loosely. Ie. No tugback ?
40.06 for MB1..
isnt it too much large size for MB
That's a lot of
From my very, very limited clinical experience, I think no-apical-patency approach will only work in pulpitis not extending beyond apical foramen.
No, would assume it depends on the status of inflammation. It's not helpful to patients general health situation leaving necrotic or bacterial contaminated pulp tissue at the apex. I'm interested how you do your histology? Extracted teeth? Why extract them in the first place when its not a failure of the endo treatment? CaOH - based sealer: very good 👍. 30 years endo experience, always Kofferdam+ microscope.
i think that this type of preparation of the canals is for tooths with diagnosis SIP or also in tooths with pulpar necrosis or abscess?. By the way always its a pleasure learn for Dr. Ricucci
What about necrotic cases?
Very knowledgeable....thank you Dr Domenico for sharing your knowledge...I will take care next time and follow the apical collar step which I was not aware before.....I will not follow the endo trend
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Thank you for your kindly sharing with wonderful information, Sir.
I only do mot agree on the “no apical patency”
PATIENCE is the take home message....
what if we were dealing with a necrotic tooth ?
why don't we go all the way to the end of green line with morita ? can someone explain ?
according to some endodontists,
the end of green line in J morita denotes the apex (major diameter ) .
the 0.5 marks or half of the green bar denotes the minor constriction ( smallest diameter in apical part).
so WL should be 0.5 mm short of minor constriction so that we prevent accidental violation of the minor constriction.
And the end of blue line denots short of this minor constriction ( probably approx 0.5 short ).
This is what I know from various sources available on Internet.
What ricucci says , goes
Thank you for pretty explation proff
Super sir
The boss
Absolute boss.
Thanks 🙏
I had great success so far ( 10 years) with BC Sealer obturation while maintaining patency throughout the apex. I have been following his approach for some time now, but I am kind of hesitant to change a for me working system.
hope time will tell 😄
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I don't like his presentation, this doctor is not a specialist (endodontist) and therefore some of elements of his discussion stir a lot of controversy... You should rather take a Endodontics course from the Phelan Dental Seminars, their guy is an endodontist and is a real deal
with all due respect you should really do your homework on the background of Dr. Ricucci before making a statement like this, I wouldnt compare Dr Ricucci to some two-bit online course. If you are interested i would read dr. Ricucci's publications they are readily available. BW
@@shot336 that's the thing my friend, it's not a two-bit online course, it's a full endodontic course given by an endodontist with something like 35 years of experience, I know what I'm talking about... Dr Ricucci might have published a lot of books and articles on histology etc. but even in this short video I can see he has flaws in the treatment technique when I compare to the one I saw presented by the endodontist
@@Friedel009 Sure ignore the evidence based approach, histology from both perspectives ... good luck friend
You are talking about one of the best or probably the best opinion leader in Endodontics, on an international level. Of course, we are all free to have our own opinion, but a statement like that for Dr. Ricucci, is at least a disgrace.
@@Friedel009 35 years are likely an obstacle not a benefit. It's beneficial to question our own dogmas now and then.