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FIGURE 6--The ProTaper Universal files link concept with computer modeled design configurations that provide for an efficient and effective means of shaping the root canal space.

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From Concept to Creation: A Vision Forty Years On

05/01/2006

Robert Kaufmann, DMD, MS; Kenneth S. Serota, DDS, MMSc, Clifford J. Ruddle, DDS

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The Use of a Chelating Agent and Ultrasonic Tips in the Retrieval of Broken Rotary Ni-Ti

05/01/2006

Philippe W Sleiman, CD-D.E.S.E.

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Endodontic Principles That Govern

05/01/2006

Stace D. Lind, DDS

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Bacteria: The Evil of All Root

05/01/2006

Steven Cohen, DDS, Cert. Endo, Gary Glassman, DDS, FRCD(C)

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Creating Excellent Endodontic Results: A Case History

05/01/2006

Richard Mounce, DDS

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Fine Tuning In Canal Negotiation: A Paradigm of Excellence (PART II)

03/01/2006

Rich Mounce, DDS

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Fine Tuning in Canal Negotiation: A Paradigm of Excellence (PART I)

02/01/2006

Rich Mounce, DDS

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Endodontic Access Through a Crown: Clinical Considerations

01/01/2006

Richard Mounce, DDS

FIGURE 3C--Post-operative radiograph displaying convergence of middle mesial and mesiolingual canals.

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Expecting the Unexpected. The Beauty of Endodontics: Part I Middle Mesial Canals of Mandibular First Molars

12/01/2005

Glen Partnoy, DDS, MS, FRCD(C)

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Is It Essential To Pre-curve K Files Before Use?

12/01/2005

Rich Mounce, DDS

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Negotiating Curvatures: Rounding the Bend

11/01/2005

Richard Mounce, DDS

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The tooth needs a root canal, should I treat this patient? PART III OF III

09/01/2005

Rich Mounce, DDS

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The tooth needs a root canal, should I treat this patient? PART II OF III

08/01/2005

Rich Mounce, DDS

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The Relationship Between Radiographic Asymmetry of Root Canal Obturations and the Presence of Unfilled Canals

07/01/2005

Glen S. Partnoy DDS, MS, FRCD(C), Thomas Vokal DDS, and Michael M. Hoen, DDS

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The tooth needs a root canal, should I treat this patient? PART I OF III

06/01/2005

Rich Mounce, DDS

11D) One-year recall, lesion reduced in size, asymptomatic, tooth restored.

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Rips, Strips and Broken Tips: Handling the Endodontic Mishap PART I: THE SEPARATED INSTRUMENT

05/01/2005

Steven J. Cohen D.D.S., Cert. Endo.; Gary D. Glassman, DDS, FRCD(C); and Richard Mounce, DDS

FIGURE 30--The final restoration after polishing and sealing.

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Endodontic Monobloc: Case Closed

05/01/2005

Kenneth S. Serota, DDS, MMSc, Len Boksman, BSc, DDS and Gregg Tousignant, CDT

FIGURE 4--A retreatment of two lower premolars.

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Sequence of Irrigation in Endodontics

05/01/2005

Philippe Sleiman, DDS, DESE, Fadl Khaled, DDS, DESE

Dr. Gary Glassman is a fellow and examiner for the Royal College of Dentists of Canada, is the endodontic contributing consultant for Oral Health Journal and maintains a private practice limited to endodontics in Toronto, ON, Canada.

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Endodontic Junkyard Dog

05/01/2005

Steven J. Cohen D.D.S., Cert. Endo., Gary D. Glassman, DDS, FRCD(C)

FIGURE 1--Significant uncleaned and unfilled space remains after root canal filling in the various apical delta canals. Even though the root canal radiographically might appear approx. 2mm short, it is in reality much shorter given the untreated canal anatomy.

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What Are the Implications of Filling “Short” in an Endodontic Procedure? PART II

05/01/2005

Richard Mounce, DDS

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