In a world where communication can often feel strained or misunderstood, the need for respectful dialogue has never been more crucial. Enter Newtopy—a groundbreaking platform designed to foster open and…
The world of design is constantly evolving, driven by the need for innovation and sustainability. Enter CHAS6D—a groundbreaking multidimensional model that is reshaping how we think about designing products, spaces,…
With the recent advances in regenerative endodontics, we have come to see the pulpal tissue in a new light. This has encouraged us to treat healthy pulpal tissue in ways…
Previous posts have discussed the often overlooked surgical option of intentional replantation. The following case is an example of 3.5 yr success of intentional replantation of a Md second molar.…
Dr. John P. A. Ioannidis is a Professor of Medicine, Health Research and Policy at Stanford University. He holds the C.F. Rehnborg Chair in Disease Prevention and is the director…
Root amputation is not a commonly performed procedure in my practice, but when it is, I like for it to look like this. In this case, the tooth is non-mobile…
A 42 yr old, white, female presented for evaluation of #22. She was asymptomatic, with a prior RCT on #22. A large nodular, irregular, radiopacity found within a large radiolucent…
The British Medical Journal is taking Dr. Oz to task over the information he provides on his show. According to an article in the Washington Post, the reserachers examined 40…
This 8 yr old patient had trauma 3 yrs earlier on this immature #9. His dentist bonded it the best he could. 3 yrs later, the tooth is necrotic with…
This patient came to our office in 2012. She reported trauma in the early 1970’s – when one of her kids accidentally head butted those teeth. They became infected and…
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