Apical split in a maxillary premolar

Apical split in a maxillary premolar

Case description

This case presents how the Self-Adjusting File is able to find and treat hidden morphology even when you are not aware of it.

In this maxillary first premolar, we can see how the from two canals this turns into a three canals case, as the third canal diverges at the very apical end.

The SAF System, with its continuous irrigation, was able to clear the entrance to the third canal, and then eventually to penetrate it, clean and shape it and obturate it.

 

About Dr. Denis M. Kuznetsov (Денис Кузнецов) 

2008: graduated from VSMU.

2009: Additional training, GIUV.

2013: Academic review of endodontology, Penn University.

 

Contact details

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Phone: +7 (925) 04 16087

Address: Moscow, Russia

Website: www.facebook.com/denis.kuznetsov.1291

Elya Bartnosky

Dr. Elya Bartnovsky

Israel
Dr. Bartnovsky was born and raised in Almaty, Kazakhstan. He was accepted into the dental faculty at the age of 16, and graduated in 1995 at the age of 21, as the youngest graduate ever of his dental school. Dr. Bartnovsky immigrated to Israel in 1996, received advanced training at the Hadassah Faculty of Dental Medicine, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and in 1998 started to work as a general dentist. In 2003-2006 he conducted his advanced studies in Endodontics at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and until 2010 served as a clinical instructor at the dental faculty there. Dr. Bartnovsky is a member of the American Association of Endodontists (AAE), The European Society of Endodontology (ESE) and the Israel Endodontic Association.
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