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Case Studies

An unusual case of combined vital pulp therapy & pulp regeneration in an immature permanent molar

7th July 2022 This unusual case from Dr Bayardo Martell describes a combination of vital pulp therapy and endodontic regeneration on a first mandibular molar with an initial diagnosis of pulp necrosis with a... more info >>

Incidental findings can be intriguing

7th June 2022 Dr Margot Anderson saw this patient who was referred for the 22, but it was the unusual pattern of calcification on the 21 which raised further questions. more info >>

Sometimes you just need surgery

3rd February 2022 Dr Matthew Gentner presents this case study about a patient who presented with long-standing symptoms associated with the 14 tooth. Pain to mastication and pressure had been present for over 12... more info >>

Never underestimate the potential for healing

24th May 2021 Dr Bayardo Martell shares a case of extraordinary healing in a young trauma patient. more info >>

Disconnection between radiographic imaging and true quality of a root fill

7th September 2020 Dr Bayardo Martell shares a case that reveals the potential limitations when using radiographic imaging in a diagnosis more info >>

An adverse response to Endodontic treatment

4th June 2020 Following removal of the rubber dam, this patient became agitated, slightly short of breath, and started to scratch at her arms, chest abdomen and legs. Dr John McNamara shares what happened next. more info >>