Comments on: Deconstruction of an Apicoectomy.

By: Megan Abott

Megan Abott — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 11:48:08 +0000

Grosss!!! i feel a bit wick after seeing tht second image x
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By: fragileheart

fragileheart — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 19:56:07 +0000

lol oh ok… I understand then ;D

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By: Periapex

Periapex — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 23:34:46 +0000

You don’t know scared until you actually see my ugly mug.

I hope the picture took your mind off that racist Tech guy for a second or two. Your gravatar is underexposed also BTW.

By: Monique

Monique — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 22:09:22 +0000

Dentist scare me... And that picture gave me the willies. Monique's last blog post..Falling Asleep At Work

By: Periapex

Periapex — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 17:04:42 +0000

live? Yeah, we live in the boonies. I didn’t say that I want to meet people, just that if I had to I’d rather outside of work.

By: fragileheart

fragileheart — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 16:17:34 +0000

Fair enough, but don't you like in the boonies? fragileheart's last blog post..The perfect solution to… me! (Invisible Shield)

By: Periapex

Periapex — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 09:59:37 +0000

Ian: A root fracture would produce a more periradicular lesion, if this lesion is from a root defect it would be a perforation from the post. There was also no clinical probing — which helps to rule out the possibility of a fracture. The lateral root lesion probably doesn’t show up on the post op film because of minor angulation differences and the fact that it became part of the overall osteotomy. That lesion was because of the lateral canal. As I said in the post, the retrofilling is MTA. I don’t know if I still have any EBA in the office. MTA sets much better in a wet environment than any other filling material. I think this was mentioned to you on the Endo Blog…

fragile: I’d much rather meet people outside of the office than in.

person: Your blog would save you time having to type the same long life updates to each of your friends. Instead you could do a post and facebook can pick it up as a note. I know I like to read my facebook friends’ notes and blogs. Maybe I’m too nosy but a blog is more personal experience than I find facebook to be these days.

By: Ian Furst

Ian Furst — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 09:12:04 +0000

Hey PA, you've got to repost a year from now and tell me if the tooth is still in. RE case selection - on you're preop film there is RL to the D of the post in the apical 1/3 which I would normally dx as a root fracture (rooth seperting from the post). It isn't present in the post-op film though. Did you see something else clinicially taht made you rule out the fx? Also, from the pic it looks like S-EBA that you used. Any reason you did't use MTA (could be you just work a lot cleaner than me and it is MTA). I've stopped using it when there "moisture" in the field. Ian Furst's last blog post..Group Practice Levels Scheduling

By: fragileheart

fragileheart — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 17:31:02 +0000

Sure, sure... any ploy to get me in your chair fragileheart's last blog post..No catchy titles here, new year’s resolutions are tough to keep.

By: person who won't speak the imperial language

person who won't speak the imperial language — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 12:14:45 +0000

it’s much easier for the lab to create an accurate retro-fit with a cast post than it is for me to recreate the interior fit of the crown with composite resin core material. i do tend to favor cast posts in general because of the more passive and accurate fit, esp for particularly wide or ribbon-shaped canals.