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Big cheers and big hugs as we say goodbye (for now

8’s are always fun to treat — even moreso when

Selective retreatment of this 46 mesial root. Glad

Tooth 27 previously treated with chronic apical ab

6 months later 🙌

Nice curves on this 26! Thank god for heat treated

Necrotic 41/31 (with acute apical abscess), likely

Upper 2nd molar thru a crown. Heavily calcified ro

Regenerative endodontic procedure (revasvularizati $Regenerative endodontic procedure (revasvularization) on an immature mandibular premolar. Patient initially presented with a necrotic pulp and acute apical abscess, secondary to a dens evaginatus (Pic 1). Following endodontic access and 3 week Ca(OH)2 placement, bleeding was induced in the apical half of the root and bioceramic putty was placed to seal the coronal half (Pic 2). Access was immediately sealed with composite resin. AAE’s regenerative endodontic procedure protocol was followed for this one. 1 year follow up (Pic 3) shows apical closure and continued root formation. The periapical lesion also appears to have healed. 2 year follow up (Pic 4) shows further root development. Note the calcification of the root canal system. Calcification is a common outcome with these regenerative endodontic cases. This will make any future RCT more challenging; however, the benefit of further root development and strengthening (i.e. reducing the risk of root fracture) will certainly prolong the lifespan of this tooth. Definitely a net positive!$

Remarkable 6-month healing on this severely calcif

Tooth 24: Root end surgery (apicoectomy). Retreatm

12 month recall. Tooth 36. Incredible complete hea

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