I just wanna let you know that your videos were truly informative when I was a fresh new grad from dental school and trying to learn how to do endo. After watching so many of your videos, I am now a second-year endontic resident. Thank you for your hard work Dr. Ash!
Can you do a video on heroics saving the most worse cases of what is considered “hopeless molars” or “non restorable” in the long term? I don’t see many videos on that except for the grossest which get like millions of views but no notes on their outcome or follow ups. I learned about extruding a mature hopeless tooth to get more margin or ferrule , so a crown can be made, and I watched some videos saying to LEAVE old composite fillings if removing them will result in losing all tooth structure rendering a tooth more vulnerable. That was interesting and I like to know more because some people really have bad teeth but are changing their lives and getting healthier and want to keep what they have .
non-prepped fibre post reduces risk of unfavourable fractures. If there was a fracture, there will be a higher chance of favourable supracrestal fractures
@@caleblai8621would love to read a good study about this subject…… Otherwise posts should be used when we have a lack of tooth structure to reduce the chance of horizontal fracture of the abutment, otherwise no necessary
Ash - two things - why the fiber post? What core are you trying to retain there? You're already bonding to the walls, there. Second, since you didn't cover the post with composite to seal, aren't you going to have wicking of saliva down into your pulp chamber? Did your root canal course back when I was in the CAF. Good stuff, that's why my questions above.
I would love to hear your opinion on the reciprocating files. I’m only a year out and don’t have a ton of experience, but personally I have found that I like wave one reciprocating files as my second or third file, but the initial glide path is much easier establish with a traditional continuously rotating file. I’ve used wave one glide path file and it constantly gets stuck half way down the canal for me and I feel has a tendency to push debris apically. Whereas I’ve tried a pro glide file for my inital glide path which is continuously rotating and it is always able to make it all the way to the apex no problem for me and doesn’t get jammed up like the wave in glide path file does.
I just wanna let you know that your videos were truly informative when I was a fresh new grad from dental school and trying to learn how to do endo. After watching so many of your videos, I am now a second-year endontic resident. Thank you for your hard work Dr. Ash!
Can you do a video on heroics saving the most worse cases of what is considered “hopeless molars” or “non restorable” in the long term? I don’t see many videos on that except for the grossest which get like millions of views but no notes on their outcome or follow ups. I learned about extruding a mature hopeless tooth to get more margin or ferrule , so a crown can be made, and I watched some videos saying to LEAVE old composite fillings if removing them will result in losing all tooth structure rendering a tooth more vulnerable. That was interesting and I like to know more because some people really have bad teeth but are changing their lives and getting healthier and want to keep what they have .
Question: did you take a PA after size 6 file to verify the working length or rely solely on the apex locator?
Nice video, but what is the role of fiber post here ? I think its not necessary
patient was lacking fiber
non-prepped fibre post reduces risk of unfavourable fractures. If there was a fracture, there will be a higher chance of favourable supracrestal fractures
@@caleblai8621would love to read a good study about this subject……
Otherwise posts should be used when we have a lack of tooth structure to reduce the chance of horizontal fracture of the abutment, otherwise no necessary
@@raedromanos search Prof Simone Grandini and Dr Daniel Cerny for these
Ash, are you using Recipro Blue? What do you think of it?
Do you do hands on courses ?
Ash - two things - why the fiber post? What core are you trying to retain there? You're already bonding to the walls, there. Second, since you didn't cover the post with composite to seal, aren't you going to have wicking of saliva down into your pulp chamber?
Did your root canal course back when I was in the CAF. Good stuff, that's why my questions above.
fiber posts isn't like tissue fibers mate
I would love to hear your opinion on the reciprocating files. I’m only a year out and don’t have a ton of experience, but personally I have found that I like wave one reciprocating files as my second or third file, but the initial glide path is much easier establish with a traditional continuously rotating file. I’ve used wave one glide path file and it constantly gets stuck half way down the canal for me and I feel has a tendency to push debris apically. Whereas I’ve tried a pro glide file for my inital glide path which is continuously rotating and it is always able to make it all the way to the apex no problem for me and doesn’t get jammed up like the wave in glide path file does.
Is it easy to replace the crown after the rct is complete?