UMKC Spreadsheet Random Part 1 Flashcards

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Avulsion Milk is okay transport medium

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Blomlof, Lindskog, 1983

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Trust the Patient? 37% of time, PT could identify tooth causing pain; usually neighboring tooth

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Friend & Glenwright, 1968

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Why not apexification Ca(OH)2 for longer than 30 d weakens dentin

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Cvek

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History of various methods Vertical compaction demonstrated TWICE the number of lateral and accessory canals and denser fill

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Brothman, 1981

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Anatomical considerations CT scans of 38 patients; 5% had roots protruding into sinus; 2M closer to sinus than 1M

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Eberhart, Torabinejad, 1992

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Flexible splint Decribed flexible splint

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Antrum, 1982

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Apexification 96% healing (Ca(OH)2 long term)

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Cvek

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Stressed pulp Stressed-pulp, do endo prior to complex restorative work

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Abou-Rass, 1982

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Md 2P 90% - 1 canal, 10% - 2 canals

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Green, 1955

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Bevel on root resection Bevel shouldn’t be greater than depth of retrofill; 3 mm prep provides safe and effective seal even when bevel is 45 degrees

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Gagliani, 1998

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11
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Methods of vitality testing Drop in pulp temp. safe with CO2 ice, no clinical damage to tooth

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Augsburger, Peters 1981

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12
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Looking for zebras Sickle cell anemia patient - 8x more likely to have pulpal necrosis of clinically intact tooth

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Costa, 2013

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13
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IC med ideal properties 10 ideal requirements of IC Med

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Grossman, 1944

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14
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Nerves of pulp Sprouting, nuerogenic inflammation (CGRP,SP)

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Byers, 1988

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Membrane needed? No difference between guidor and control with 5 mm cranial defects

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Bohning, Jeansonne, 1999

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16
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Why necessary? Sealer required as interface between GP and root dentin

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Gutmann, 1998

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Sinus tract 16 surgical cases of extraradicular lesions, mostly included actinomyces, recommended surgery for eradicating bacteria

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Happonen, 1986

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E. faecalis E. faecalis is resistant to Ca(OH)2 treatment

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Bystrom, 1985

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Ortho resorption on RCT teeth Vital teeth had a mean 1.04 mm resorption, and root-treated teeth, 0.82 mm (NS).

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Esteves, 2007

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Remove smear layer? SEM study showed that final irrigation with NaOCl after EDTA will result in collapse of collagen matrix

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Haapasalo

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21
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Endo vs. Implants NSD between NS RCT and Implant (both had failure rate of 6%)

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Doyle, Law, Bowles, 2006

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22
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Trephination to relieve pain? Described trephination to relieve pain

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Chester, Selman, 1968

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23
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Non Endo Pain 10% of MI’s have pain referred to mandible

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Drinnan, 1987

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24
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CBCT

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Collegues of excellence

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25
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Anesthesia (1/50k epi.) Epi 1:50k produces better hemostasis than epi 1:100k (vasoconstriction via Alpha 1 adrenoceptor)

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Gutmann, 1993

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Anachoresis - supported showed anachoresis in traumatized pulps after systemic IV injection of bugs

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Gier, Mitchell, 1968

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PAR vs. No PAR 93% w/o PAR, 82% w/PAR

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Friedman (2008)

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28
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Anachoresis - supported Found bacteria in traumatized teeth with intact crowns and necrotic pulps 64% of time

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Bergenholtz, 1974

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29
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Mx 2P 65% - 1 canal; 35% - 2 canals

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Green, 1955

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30
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Sinus tracts Epithelial lined sinus tract 33% (stratified squamous) sometimes, more commonly lined with granulation tissue 67%

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Baumgartner, 1984

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31
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The 3 D’s (flexible pain control plan) D’s: Diagnosis, definitive treatment, and drugs (page 200 in Dental Pulp, 2nd ed.)

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Hargreaves and Keiser

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32
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2nd RETX 47% healed

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Allen, Newton, Brown

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33
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Intentional replant 81% healing

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Bender & Rossman

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34
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Post op Pain 48% of PT with sealer/GP extrusion had post-obturation pain

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Baumgartner, 1983

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RETX vs. S RCT Success of RETX + Surgery is 24% higher than Surgery alone

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Grung, 1990

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36
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History of various methods Canals can get recontaminated in unfilled canal in 2 days

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Bystrom, 1981

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37
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Cvek Pulpotomy 96% healing (young incisors)

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Cvek

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38
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Techniques Anticurvature filing, described danger and safety zones

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Abou-Rass, Frank, Glick, 1980

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39
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Intraosseous IO+IA=90% numb compared to 42% IA alone

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Dunbar and Reader 1996

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40
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Diff bact in diff roots of secondary inf Apical bacteria more diverse in primary infections than secondary, diff roots of same teeth with secondary infections displayed low similarity in bacterial composition

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Chugal, 2011

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Indications 4 indications for Abx: Rapid increase of Signs & Symptoms; anatomical danger zone; disease/drug that compromises immunity; systemic involvement

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Harris, Baumgartner

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42
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Intentional replantation, 81% success

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Bender, Rossman, 1993

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43
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Avulsion Don’t do endo before implanting avulsed teeth, replant quickly, open in 7-10 days and place Ca(OH)2 to stop resorption

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Andreasen, 1981

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Hydrodynamic Theory First developed hydrodynamic theory of pain (popularized by Brannstrom)

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Gysi

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45
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Interpretating radiographs PAR in cancellous bone can’t be detected radiographically, had to remove cortical plate

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Bender & Seltzer, 1961

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46
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PAR vs. No PAR 93% w/o PAR, 69% w/PAR

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Friedman, (1995)

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47
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Strange morphology Palatal root of Max molars has B hook at apex 90% of time

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Bone and Mule

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48
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Effect of Endo disease on Perio Found no association between pulp disease and: probing depths, extent of bone loss, and extent of perio disease

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Bender, Seltzer, 1972

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49
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GI over MTA for immediate restoration GIC can be placed over freshly mixed MTA with minimal effects on MTA properties

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Eid, 2012

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50
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Md 2M 85% - 3 canals, 5% - 4 canals

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Green, 1955

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51
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Smoking affects implant and RCT success, and RCT affected by AP, post placement, and overfilling. No sig diff for diabetes, age, gender, or # of endo visits

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Doyles, Bowles, 2007

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52
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Treatment Tx of internal resorption - 90% successful with nonperforating defect w/1wk of Ca(OH)2 and warm GP; 25% success with perforating defect

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Caliskan, Turkun, 1997

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53
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C-shaped canals C shape classificatons both in pulp chamber and radiographically

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Gutman, Fan 2004- 2006

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54
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Ca(OH)6 Long term Ca(OH)2 has increased risk of root fracture

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Andreasen, 2002

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55
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Gutta-percha Gutta-percha = 65% Zinc oxide, 20% GP, 10% metal sulfates, 5% waxes and resins

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Friedman, 1977

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56
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Pulpotomy (primary teeth) 84% w/formocresol; 93% with ferric sulfate; 97% with MTA

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Fuks, 2008

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57
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Visualization Methylene blue can help detect cracks and isthmi at resection level

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Cambruzzi, Marshall, 1985

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58
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RETX vs. S RCT Did S RCT in cases that had no NS RCT, 50% success, but 90% had bacteria in canals; Can see radiographic success even with bacteria in canals

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Danin, 1999

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59
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Avulsion Okay to move avulsed tooth orthodontically 3 weeks after accident

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Gazit, 1988

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60
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RCT during ortho tx Fill with Ca(OH)2 until ortho tx is completed

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Hamilton, Gutmann, 1999

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61
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Methods of vitality testing Place EPT tip at incisal edge of anterior teeth

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Bender, 1989

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62
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Lidocaine for blocks (not articaine) Articaine 4x more likely for paresthesia then lidocaine for IA block

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Haas, Lennon 1994

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63
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Direct Pulp Cap 44.5% failures (18.5% questionable and 37% successful cases) in the 5-yr group and 79.7% failing, 7.3% questionable, and 13% successful cases in the 10-yr group. As a factor of influence, the placement of a definitive restoration within the first 2 days after pulp exposure was found to contribute significantly to the survival rate of these teeth.

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Barthel, 2000

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64
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How to differentiate? Differentiating between external and internal resorption (symmetry, canal through lesion, etc.)

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Gartner, Mack 1976

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65
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Anachoresis - refuted In order for anachoresis to occur, you need some tissue in canals; unfilled canals do not become infected from bloodstream

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Delivanis, 1984

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66
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Maxillary sinus Apex of the MB max 2nd molar closest to sinus floor (mean 1.97 mm) and also P of max 1st molar

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Ebenhardt and Torabinejad, 1992

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67
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PAR in Vital Teeth? Irreverible pulpitis: PAR visible in 3% of cases (PA), vs. 14% of cases (CBCT)

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Abella, 2012

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Interpretating radiographs Who’s reading the radiograph: 6 examiners agreed 47% of time (radiographic interpretation), 80% agree with self at later point

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Goldman, Pearson, Darzenta, 1972

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69
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Horizontal root fracture Four modes of horizontal bone fracture: calcified callus, fibrous callus, bony ingrowth, granulation tissue

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Andreasen, 1967

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70
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Going long 48% of PT with sealer/GP extrusion had post-obturation pain

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Baumgartner, 1983

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RETX vs. S RCT NS RETX better success than S RCT (66% vs. 54%)

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Allen, 1989

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72
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Irrigation methods Closer the needle is to apex, better the irrigation (needle doesn’t irrigate much past the bevel tip)

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Abou-Rass, 1982

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73
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Necrosis with calcification? 22% of traumatized teeth undergo calcific metamorphosis, only 7% develop necrosis

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Andreasen, 1970

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74
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Caution with US retroprep US on medium power with water spray reduces incidence of root cracks

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Frank, Bakland, 1996

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75
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Anachoresis - refuted Against anachoresis. Cat study: IV injection of bacteria did nothing in inflamed pulps

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Doyle, Miller, 1981

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76
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Ultrasonic activation In vivo (instrumented then extracted): 1 minute use of US activated irrigation improved cleanliness of canals and isthmuses

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Burleson, 2007 (Nusstein)

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77
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Tetracycline staining? Intentional endo, internal bleaching promising for tetracycline staining

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Abou-Rass, 1982

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78
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Electronic apex locator EAL accurate even with apical resorption

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Goldberg, 2002

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79
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Coronal Seal Quality of coronal restoration equally important as root filling at healing apical periodontitis; Systematic review

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Gillen, 2011

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The 3 D’s (flexible pain control plan) D’s: Diagnosis, definitive treatment, and drugs (page 200 in Dental Pulp, 2nd ed.)

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Hargreaves and Keiser

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81
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US retroprep In endo surgery, US remove bacteria better than burs

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Gutmann, 1994

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82
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Lymphatics Demonstrated lymphatics in human pulp

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Bernick, 1977

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83
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Zones of Fish ICIS = Infection (bacteria, PMNs), Contamination (bacterial toxins, lymphocytes, macrophages), Irritation (macrophages, plasma cells), Stimulation (osteoblasts, fibroblasts)

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Fish, 1939

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84
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Pulpotomy Advocated partial pulpotomy (removing 1.5-2 mm pulp), even after 72 hr traumatic exposure

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Cvek, 1978

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85
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Perforation repair MTA suitable perforation repair material for several reasons (high pH, high biocompability, not affected by moisture)

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Arens, Torabinejad, 1996

86
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Definition of success? Defines S RCT success as: absence of symptoms, no swelling, sinus tract, infection, radiographic healing, normal function of tooth

A

Bradford, 1999

87
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Flexible splint Monkey study, concluded that semi-rigid splint should be used for replanted teeth

A

Andreasen, 1985

88
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Apexification Tx necrotic teeth with incompletely formed apices with Ca(OH)2, got 95% success for apical closure

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Cvek, 1972

89
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Focal Infection Theory Zones of Fish, early attempt to disprove focal infection theory, describes body’s wave of walling off and localizing infection

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Fish, 1939

90
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Techniques First to publish article on crown-down technique

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Goerig

91
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Articaine for infiltration Articaine for maxillary infiltration has shorter onset and longer duration than lidocaine. Articaine 1:100,000 epi has longer duration and shorter onset than with 1:200,000

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Costa 2005

92
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Post trauma 4 different types of root resorption after luxation: external surface, Inflammatory resorption, Replacement resorption, Internal resorption

A

Andreasen, 1989

93
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Accessory canals 27% of teeth had lateral/accessory canals; usually located in apical third of root

A

DeDeus, 1975

94
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Is it really healing? Disagreed with Brynolf, Only 26% of teeth with normal PA radiographically, showed inflammation

A

Green, Walton, 1997

95
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Methods of vitality testing Studied 6 heat tests - Heated burnisher and hot water bath too hot, may cause pulp damage. Geated GP not hot enough. System B at 600 and Elements at 200 most predictable

A

Bowles (Minnesota) 2012

96
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VRF detection with CBCT 5 signs of VRF on CBCT: 1 - loss of bone mid-root with intact bone coronal and apical to defect, 2-Absence of entire B plate in axial, coronal and/or 3d view, 3-radiolucency around root where post terminates, 4-space btwn B and/or L plate of bone and root surface, 5-visualization of VRF on CBCT

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Fayad 2012

97
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Intentional replantation Gave protocol for intentional replantation

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Grossman, 1966, 1968

98
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Strangulation theory Strangulation theory - inflammation at root end collapses vessels and strangles pulp in sudden and complete necrosis

A

Brown, 1894

99
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Why necessary? Mechanical shaping alone is insufficient to remove residual bacteria and necrotic debris, Ca(OH)2 best IC med to kill residual bacteria

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Bystrom, Sundqvist, 1981

100
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Post removal Always use water when vibrating out posts with US

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Gluskin, Ruddle, 2005

101
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Anesthesia (1/50k epi.) During flap surgery, significant less blood loss when 1:50k epi. used (vs. 1/100k epi.)

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Buckley, 1984

102
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Sealer puff okay? Extruded material did not prevent radiographic repair of PAR

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Augsburger, Peters, 1990

103
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Air Emphysema Recommended using Stropko air syringe (10% of standard pressure) to avoid air emphysema

A

Eleazer, 1998

104
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Heat up NaOCl? NaOCl (2.6%) is more effective in antimicrobial action at 37 degrees C

A

Cunningham, Joseph, 1980

105
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US retroprep US retropreps on cadavers - showed no cracks

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Calzonetti, 1998 (Toronto Group)

106
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Apical resorption necrotic teeth tend to show more apical resorption

A

Frank, 1990

107
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Obturation fill 87% = 0-2 mm short; 77% = short or long

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Friedman (2008)

108
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Biological Width Cadaver study to determine BW (CT attachment 1.07mm, Junctional Epithelium 0.97mm, Sulcular Depth 0.69)

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Gargiulo, Wentz, Orban, 1961

109
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Problems with crowns Abutment teeth necrosing - 15%, Crowned teeth necrosing - 3%

A

Bergenholtz

110
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Effectiveness Susceptibility = Pen V: (85%), Amox: (91%), Augmentin: (100%), Clinda: (96%), and Metro: (45%). Metro if used in combo pen V or amox increased to 93% and 99%

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Baumgartner, 2003

111
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SLOB rule Describes simple explanation of buccal object rule with illustrations

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Goerig, 1987

112
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Problems with crowns long term followup of 1,000 crowned teeth, 13% became necrotic

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Felton, 1989

113
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Where to stop obturation? CLASSIC; Teeth that were fully instrumented but filled short of radiographic apex had best healing

A

Davis, Joseph, 1971

114
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Accessory canals Furcation canals = 28%; 10% extend to PDL

A

Gutmann, 1978

115
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C-shaped canals Mandibular 2nd M has 8% prevalence of C-shaped canals

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Cooke and Cox 1979

116
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Is Chloroform safe? Amount of chloroform exiting thru apical foramen during in vitro RETX is 1,000-15,000 times below permissable toxic dose

A

Chutich, 1998

117
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Is it really healing? Normal healing occurred in only 7% of teeth after NS RCT, radiographic success doesn’t correlate with histologic success (but had chloropercha obturations)

A

Brynolf, 1967

118
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Full strength NaOCl? Dilution of 5.25% NaOCl reduced its ability to dissolve necrotic tissue

A

Hand, 1978

119
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Mx 1P 90% - 2 canals; 10% - 1 canal

A

Green, 1955

120
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Air Emphysema Air syringe into RC can cause emphysema

A

Falomo, 1984

121
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Bacteria in PAR? Found 13/13 of PAR had bugs: 63% obligate anaerobes, 36% facultative anaerobes

A

Abou-Rass, 1998

122
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Vital vs. Necrotic 95% Vital, 75% Necrotic

A

Friedman (2003)

123
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Post needed Teeth with posts usually fracture in unreparable manner

A

Gutmann, 1992

124
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Biologic Width Biologic width = distance from crest of bone to base of sulcus (include CT attachment of 1 mm and epithelial attachment of 1 mm)

A

Garguilo, Orban, 1967

125
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VRF causes wedging forces created by excessively tapaered inflexible spreader

A

Dang, Walton, 1989

126
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4 Visit Endo supported 64% two steps, 55% one step

A

Friedman, 1995

127
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S RCT 60% healed

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Allen, Newton, Brown

128
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Hydrodynamic Theory heat causes inward fluid movement, cold causes outward, results in distortion of processes stimulating nerve response (It’s Cold Out)

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Brannstrom, 1966

129
Q

Ultrasonic activation Most of benefits from US are due to acoustic streaming rather than cavitation (though Macedo, Van der Sluiss, Wesselink, et al 2014 found that cavitation can occur)

A

Ahmad, 1997

130
Q

Risks First to warn of external resorption associated with nonvital bleaching

A

Harrington, Natkin, 1979

131
Q

Anesthetic failure (7 reasons) 1. Anatomical; 2. Tachyphylaxis; 3. pH; 4. Blood flow; 5. Nociceptors (TTX-resistant); 6. Central sensitization; 7. Psychological

A

Hargreaves and Keiser, 2002

132
Q

Root amputation 68% healing

A

Blomlof

133
Q

Formocresol pulpotomies 84% w/formocresol; 93% with ferric sulfate; 97% with MTA

A

Fuks, 2008

134
Q

Cracked tooth syndrome Coined term: “Cracked tooth syndrome”; Mand 2nd M is MC

A

Cameron, 1964

135
Q

E. faecalis E. faecalis forms biofilm resistant to defense cells and antibiotics

A

Distal

136
Q

Bacterial progression With time, obligate anaerobes increase vs. facultative anaerobes

A

Fabricius, 1982

137
Q

How much resection? Isthmus tissue increased greatly at 3.6 mm from the apex, suggesting optimal root resection at this level

A

Bowles, 2010 (Minnesota)

138
Q

Ideal sealer properties IB NERDINESS - Impervious, bacteriostatic, non-staining, easy to manipulate, radiopaque, dimensionally stable, insoluble, non-irritating, easily removed, seals, sterilizable

A

Grossman

139
Q

Endotoxin Proposed that LPS from oral bugs (P. gingivalis) down-regulates E-selectin expression in vascular endothelium (reduced leukocyte diapedesis at distant sites)

A

Darveau 1995

140
Q

Biological Width Coined the term BW

A

Cohen, 1962

141
Q

Internal bleaching 98% but patient subjective success

A

Glockner

142
Q

5 Visit Endo supported Syst Rev: No diff in outcomes b/w one and two visit RCT

A

Figini, 2008

143
Q

Apexification 96% healing (Ca(OH)2 long term)

A

Cvek

144
Q

Aging pulp Older pulps have decreased number of blood vessels and nerve fibers

A

Bernick, 1975

145
Q

Focal Infection Theory Bacteremias: Extraction = 100%; Flap reflection = >80%; Curretage = 33%; NSRCT = 3.3% when instrumented beyond apex

A

Baumgartner, 1976-77

146
Q

Reducing bacterial levels In dogs, 4 mo. healing shown even when obturated with bacteria remaining in RCS; Healing possible even when canals are still infected, but Sjogren 1997

A

Allard, Stromberg, 1987

147
Q

E. faecalis E. faecalis has proton pump which resists high pH of Ca(OH)2

A

Evans

148
Q

NiTi Compared NiTi and SS mechanical properties, efficiency (NiTi wins always) NiTi has 2 phases: Austenite (manufactured state) and Martensite; ability to cycle between these 2 states, phase transition occurs with rapid stress on file

A

Haikel, 1998

149
Q

Leave tooth open? Stated that leaving a tooth open after treatment was better than closing it

A

Dr. August - 1982

150
Q

Effect of file separation on prognosis No difference in failure rates with separated instruments, location of instrument is important

A

Crump, Natkin, 1970

151
Q

Managing fluctuancy Key to managing fluctuant swelling due to infection is to obtain drainage

A

Harrington, 1992

152
Q

Indications Bacteremias: Extraction = 100%; Flap reflection = >80%; Curretage = 33%; NSRCT = 3.3% when instrumented beyond apex

A

Baumgartner, 1976-77

153
Q

Full strength NaOCl? 6% NaOCl was only irrigant capable of rendering bacteria nonviable and removing biofilm, higher concentrations = more antibacterial

A

Clegg, 2006

154
Q

Adjust occlusion? Occlusal adjustment no difference in pain relief

A

Creech, Walton, 1984

155
Q

Cvek Pulpotomy 96% healing (young incisors)

A

Cvek

156
Q

Luxated teeth Necrosis rate of luxated permanent teeth: Concussion - 3%, subluxation - 6%, Extrusion - 26%, Lateral luxation - 58%, Intrusion - 85%

A

Andreasen, 1985

157
Q

Bevel on root resection Minimal bevelling of root end to prevent more opening of dentinal tubules

A

Chong, 1997

158
Q

Cells of pulp Mast cells described in pulp

A

Farnoush, 1984

159
Q

Obturation technique 87% vertical; 77% lateral

A

Friedman (2008)

160
Q

Interpretating radiographs 30-50% mineral loss needed to visualize radiographically

A

Bender, 1982

161
Q

MB root of Mx 1M 71% - 2 canals

A

Fogel, Peikoff, 1994

162
Q

Sargenti Paste Showed short term severe cytotoxicity of Sargenti paste in monkeys

A

Cohler, Newton, 1980

163
Q

Post-treatment disease Primary endodontic infection: Gram negative, obligate anaerobes, Post-treatment disease: Gram positive, facultative anaerobes

A

Chavez de Paz

164
Q

Time with NaOCl 0.5% = 1% = 2.5% = 5% NaOCl for antimicrobial effectiveness; IMPORTANT: when use at least 10 minutes contact time

A

D’arcangelo, 1999

165
Q

Mandibular canal Apices of M roots of 1st molars were farthest from the canal. Canal pathway is S-shaped in 31%, B to 2nd molar and 2nd PM (more potential damage) and L to 1st M

A

Denio and Torabinejad, 1992

166
Q

Success rates 98% but patient subjective success

A

Glockner

167
Q

MTAD MTAD doesn’t remove biofilms

A

Clegg, 2006

168
Q

Regendo For Regen, final rinse with EDTA allows for close approximation of DPSC’s to dentin

A

Galler, 2011

169
Q

Mx Incisors & Canines 100% - 1 canal

A

Green, 1955

170
Q

Latex in LA stoppers No reports of latex allergy from LA in dental world. Some limited medical reports of latex allergy after injections.

A

Haas (the baas), 2002

171
Q

What apical size? With increasing file size, there was an increasing reduction in bacteria

A

Dalton, 1998

172
Q

System-B temperature? >10 degree C increase is threshold for bony necrosis

A

Eriksson & Albrektsson, 1985

173
Q

History of various methods Introduced warm vertical obturation

A

Berg, 1953

174
Q

EDTA EDTA removes smear layer, but doesn’t remove organic debris

A

Baumgartner, 1987

175
Q

Aging pulp Size of pulp chamber decreases with age, become more fibrotic also

A

Bernick, 1975

176
Q

Pedo pulpectomy Explained procedures for pulpectomy on primary teeth

A

Goerig, 1983

177
Q

Perforation repair Classification and prognosis of perforations

A

Fuss, Trope, 1996

178
Q

Obturation technique 87% vertical; 77% lateral

A

Friedman (2008)

179
Q

Luxated teeth 4 different types of root resorption after luxation: external surface, Inflammatory resorption, Replacement resorption, Internal resorption

A

Andreasen, 1989

180
Q

Membrane needed? GTR procedures developed to exclude epithelial proliferation

A

Ellegard, 1974

181
Q

Crown Down Instrumentation Crown-down instrumentation extrudes less debris (Also Goerig)

A

Gutmann, 1987

182
Q

RETX vs. S RCT 66% = RETX; 54% = S RCT

A

Allen (1989)

183
Q

Referred Pain Normal teeth, 37% of time PT could identify tooth being stimulated with EPT, goes up to 79% if tooth on either side is considered correct

A

Friend & Glenwright, 1968

184
Q

Md Centrals 57% - 1 canal, 43% - 2 canals only 1% with separate foramina

A

Benjamin, Dowson, 1974

185
Q

Luxated teeth 4% of luxated teeth can show transient PAR which recover over time

A

Andreasen, 1986

186
Q

Cause for RCT failure Causes for failure of NS RCT: POOR PAST = Perforation, Obturation, Overfill, Root canal missed, Perio disease, Another tooth, Split, Trauma

A

Crump, 1979

187
Q

Flare-ups Most effective method in reducing flare-ups is complete cleaning and shaping using crown down and minimizing apical extrusion

A

Goerig, 1982

188
Q

5 Visit Endo supported Syst Rev: (Outcomes the same) PTs undergoing single visit RCT might have higher frequency of swelling and need more analgesic use

A

Figini, 2008

189
Q

RETX vs. S RCT RETX is preferable over S RCT, meta-analysis

A

Briggs, Scott, 1997

190
Q

NaOCl accident NaOCl injected beyond apex = PAIN; Tx with steroids, IV and continue for 3 d

A

Becker, Cohen, 1974

191
Q

Radiology vs. histology There are relationships between radiologic and histologic signs of inflammation in human RCT teeth

A

Barthel, Trope, 2004

192
Q

Sedation 0.25 mg Triazolam (Halcion) better than 0.5 mg Diazepam (Valium)

A

Ehrich, Dionne, Hutter, 1987

193
Q

Air Emphysema Air emphysema: how to avoid and signs and symptoms

A

Battrum, Gutmann, 1995

194
Q

Avulsion Tx avulsed teeth with Ca(OH)2 after splinting in order to minimize inflammatory resorption

A

Burke, 1976

195
Q

Are EALs safe? EALs okay on pts with pacemakers

A

Fouad, 1993

196
Q

Materials? Examined effects of materials against pulp. Concluded that seal was more important than material itself.

A

Cox, 1987

197
Q

Problems with crowns Concluded that all types of crown margins leak

A

Goldman

198
Q

Phantom tooth pain Phantom tooth pain, claimed incidence of 3% of population undergoing extirpation

A

Battrum, Gutmann, 1996

199
Q

Apexification Described apexification; long term tx with Ca(OH)2

A

Frank, 1966

200
Q

Intrapulpal Intrapulpal anesthesia - works by pressure, not LA agent

A

Birchfield, Rosenberg, 1975

201
Q

History of various methods Introduced cold lateral condensation

A

Callahan, 1914

202
Q

Looking for zebras Shingles can cause pulpal necrosis (case report)

A

Goon and Jacobsen, 1988

203
Q

Parallel radiographs Paralleling technique more accurate for WL films than bisecting angle

A

Forsberg, 1987

204
Q

Need for IC Med? Mechanical shaping alone is insufficient to remove residual bacteria and necrotic debris, problem of rebound, Ca(OH)2 best IC med to kill residual bacteria

A

Bystrom, Sundqvist, 1981

205
Q

Hydrodynamic Theory Dentinal sensitivity explained by hydrodynamic theory

A

Brannstrom, 1966

206
Q

Bevel on root resection Recommends perpendicular root end resection to decrease number of open tubules

A

Gilheany

207
Q

Methods of vitality testing Described heat testing

A

Cooley, 1978

208
Q

E. faecalis Unlike other microbes, E. faecalis can survive in RCS as single organism

A

Fabricius, 1982

209
Q

Flare-ups Flareups more likely to occur in necrotic teeth

A

Harrington, Natkin, 1992

210
Q

Regendo Apical foramen should be 1.1 or larger for RegEndo

A

Garcia-Godoy, 2011