Anatomical redesign for the treatment of dens invaginatus type III with open apexes

Article Abstract:

Dens invaginatus is developmental malformation of teeth that may give rise to complex anatomical variations. The details of a case of a 17-year old boy, with dens invaginatus type III with suppurative apical periodontitis, are presented. The condition was treated by means of nonsurgical root canal treatment. A practitioner may consider a modification of internal anatomy of canal system, to gain better access for proper instrumentation, disinfection and sealing using conventional techniques.

Tooth diseases

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Removal of oral biofilms by bubbles

Article Abstract:

A study evaluating the effectiveness of biofilm removal by bubbles and sonic waves, is presented.

Evaluation, Microbial mats, Bubbles, Sonic boom, Sonic booms

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