The upper left first bicuspid has had endodontic therapy. The radiograph shows a questionable obturation and an apical area with a slightly different bone density. This is a rather typical scenario and in an ideal world, prior to … Continue reading
This attractive young lady appeared at my office with severe pain. Her upper right central incisor was very sensitive to percussion. The radiograph showed no obvious peri-apical pathology but there was an indication of some internal resorption. Endodontic therapy was … Continue reading
This emergency patient presented with a subgingival ( under the gum ) fractured tooth segment on this upper first bicuspid. This tooth had been treated with endodontics and restored with a large composite restoration. Root canal treated teeth generally need … Continue reading