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    by Charles Curl July 24, 2022
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    York Hill Endodontics is the longest established endodontic specialty practice in Canada. We offer root canal therapy and microsurgery in a comfortable, modern, urban setting. We always use the latest in endodontic techniques and technology. We invite you to explore our website and learn more about endodontics, as well as about ourselves – Dr. George Sas and Dr. Ralph Dana,  – the endodontic specialists at York Hill Endodontics.

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    Big cheers and big hugs as we say goodbye (for now Big cheers and big hugs as we say goodbye (for now!) to our amazing assistant Angel 💫 She’s off to hygiene school and we couldn’t be prouder. Wishing you all the success in this exciting next chapter! —Love, your York Hill Endo fam 💙🦷
    8’s are always fun to treat — even moreso when 8’s are always fun to treat — even moreso when they’re horizontal 😉
    Selective retreatment of this 46 mesial root. Glad Selective retreatment of this 46 mesial root. Glad we were able to bypass the separated file and incorporate it into the final obturation. New crown planned next 👑
    Tooth 27 previously treated with chronic apical ab Tooth 27 previously treated with chronic apical abscess (draining palatal sinus tract) Based on the CBCT, I was only expecting to find an untreated MB2. Pleasant surprise in this one — additional untreated MB3 and MB4 😳
    6 months later 🙌 6 months later 🙌
    Nice curves on this 26! Thank god for heat treated Nice curves on this 26! Thank god for heat treated NiTi files 💥
    Necrotic 41/31 (with acute apical abscess), likely Necrotic 41/31 (with acute apical abscess), likely secondary to trauma sustained years ago. Severe crowding along the lingual of the 41 necessitated an incisal access. Important to keep the preparations of mandibular incisors as conservative as possible to minimize risk of VRF in the longer term. Let’s see how this one heals in 12m. 🤞
    Upper 2nd molar thru a crown. Heavily calcified ro Upper 2nd molar thru a crown. Heavily calcified roots. Curved canals. Every day life of an endodontist. 🤓
    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 Remarkable 6-month healing on this severely calcified 37. Still have no idea why this one went necrotic — no cracks or history of trauma. Could be ortho-related 🤷🏻‍♂️. Doesn’t really matter — endo works! 🤩
    Tooth 24: Root end surgery (apicoectomy). Retreatm Tooth 24: Root end surgery (apicoectomy). Retreatment is primarily the treatment of choice for failing RCTs, but given the coronal obstructions (crown and a palatal post), apicoectomy was the less invasive approach in this case. Retreatment in a heavily restored tooth like this one can be undertaken, but there’s a fair probability that the crown could dislodge and tooth could be deemed non-restorable following post removal. Treatment rendered: Apicoectomy, apical curettage, and placement of bioceramic retrofillings in the 2 root ends to seal the apices. Next up: Tooth 26 retreatment. Lesion noted at the MB root end. Can you guess why this lesion has formed? (Hint: there’s almost always an MB2…! 😎)
    12 month recall. Tooth 36. Incredible complete hea 12 month recall. Tooth 36. Incredible complete healing of this (very) large combined endo/perio lesion. 🤩 Thankfully extruded bioceramic sealer is well-tolerated by the PA tissues! 😅 Crown recommended ASAP to better seal that distal margin!!
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