Restoration of Endodontically Treated Teeth

Restoration of Endodontically Treated Teeth
Paul R. Chalifoux, DDS
Credits: 2

Abstract

This article will review the restoration of endodontically treated teeth. Restorative situations, restoration design, component selection, and component interfaces will be analyzed. Forces of the oral environment and their application on restored teeth will be reviewed. The article will also explore the interaction of forces on restorative components and their interfaces.

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Advances in Endodontics

3-D imaging. Powered instrumentation. Gutta-percha alternatives. MTA for pulp capping. In 2010, it’s not your father’s endodontics. And it’s not even the specialists’ endodontics either, with so many GPs opting NOT to refer out their simpler endo cases.

Dentalcompare Presents Advances in Endodontics has the information you need to get up-to-speed on the latest and greatest for endodontic diagnosis, treatment planning, and therapy. Check out the products, articles, case studies, and videos.


HIGHLIGHTS

• Video: Using Focused-Field 3D Imaging in Endodontics - Dr. Alex Parsi

• Video: Soft-Core® Endodontic Obturation - Dr. Ed Lowe

• Endodontic Techniques – Four Tips on How To Get The Most From Your Apex Locator - Dr. Jack Sturm

• Up Your Endo IQ – Educational Resources

How, When and Why of Restorative Posts Cores

How, When and Why of Restorative Posts Cores


Presenter: Dr. Gregori Kurtzman, D.D.S.

Sponsored by Pentron Clinical

CE Credits: 1 CEU (Home Study webinar)

Release Date: 1/14/2010

With today's adhesive dentistry, many practitioners question the necessity of using a post in the restoration of endodontic teeth. But, posts are still indicated in many of the teeth we restore that have undergone Endodontic treatment. We will address when to use posts, what factors should be considered to achieve better long term results when restoring endodontically treated teeth and techniques to use posts within the tooth.

You''ll need to register on the site, which is free, and will get credit after completing the post-test.