Weekly Wisdom: Restoring Endodontically-Treated Teeth
Dr. Gary Glassman answers the question, “when is the best time to restore an endodontically-treated tooth?” Subscribe to Oral Health’s weekly e-newsletter to have the … more
Dr. Gary Glassman answers the question, “when is the best time to restore an endodontically-treated tooth?” Subscribe to Oral Health’s weekly e-newsletter to have the … more
Dr. Gary Glassman talks cracked tooth syndrome and the symptoms that may present along the spectrum of a cracked tooth. Subscribe to Oral Health’s weekly … more
Dentsply Sirona and the Foundation for Endodontics are proud to support three annual scholarships for endodontic residency students. The current application period for the first … more
Endo expert, Dr. Gary Glassman, returns to the series to discuss his irrigation protocol that is used in his final irrigation. Subscribe to Oral Health’s … more
Accidents happen! In this episode of Weekly Wisdom, Dr. Gary Glassman discusses how to best handle “procedural misadventures” or procedural accidents. Subscribe to Oral Health’s … more
Dr. Gary Glassman discusses the innovations in technique and technology in Endodontics, with a focus on irrigation, debridement, 3D disinfection of the root canal. Subscribe … more
Dr. Gary Glassman returns to Weekly Wisdom to discuss one of the most important parts of root canal treatment. Subscribe to Oral Health’s weekly e-newsletter … more
J. MORITA USA, world leader in Endodontics, announces Tri Auto ZX2+, an upgraded endodontic handpiece with a built-in apex locator. This cordless unit now supports … more
The primary goal in endodontics is to save teeth and preserve long-term function. If a patient presents with a diseased or inflamed pulp, it must … more
Abstract Endodontic surgical treatment of a root end pathology can be very successful when properly diagnosed. PRF, a type of blood derived concentrate, has shown … more
Historically the glide path within the root canal system was enlarged with a series of hand files, but as hand files increase in size the … more
The purpose of endodontics is to prevent or heal lesions of endodontic origin (LEO).1 If preventing and healing is the purpose of endodontics, how do … more
It is globally accepted that 3D cleaning and disinfection are central to endodontic success and that bacteria are ubiquitous in endodontically failing teeth. Yet, there … more
It has long been established in endodontics that mechanical instrumentation of the canal system is insufficient for proper disinfection. Instead, a combined chemo-mechanical approach is … more
University at Buffalo researcher Hacer Aksel has received a grant from the American Association of Endodontists’ Foundation for Endodontics to investigate a potential biomarker to … more
Dens invaginatus, also known as dens in dente, is an embryological anomaly that occurs during tooth formation. The condition results in invagination of the amelodental … more
Several years ago, I read an article published in a popular magazine by a patient who was denouncing the endodontist who had just treated them. … more
Thorough disinfection has always been problematic in all areas of healthcare, especially in the oral environment. In endodontics, laser energy has been used in the … more
With its irregularities and anatomical complexities, the root canal system is one of the most clinically challenging spaces in the oral cavity. As a result, … more
Definitions Confidence and competence are two words that are neither synonymous nor interchangeable. Confidence must be earned, as when it is simply imagined it can … more