Animals’ Teeth Are Worth Saving, Too!
By Kimberly A.D. Lindquist, D.D.S., M.S.D. A set of healthy teeth signifies strength in humans as well as in animals. As dentists and dental specialists, we rely on our patients…
Read MoreTraumatic Pulp Exposures: A Quick Review
By Dr. Joseph Stern Introduction: There are many important questions to consider prior to treating a traumatic pulpal exposure (see table 1). How long has the exposure been present? The…
Read MoreHow Can We Provide Higher Quality Endodontic Treatment for Our Pediatric Patients?
By Su-Min Lee, DDS, MS, DScD Pediatric patients have a greater risk of dental caries and a higher incidence of dental trauma. According to a recent systematic review and meta-analysis,…
Read MoreSave a Tooth, Maybe Save a Life
By David Landwehr, D.D.S., M.S. “Your natural teeth are worth saving. See an endodontist today.” So reads the banner headline on the front page of the AAE website. As a…
Read MorePain Control
By Paul A. Rosenberg, D.D.S. Endodontic pain is multifaceted. Its consideration is critical for clinicians and their patients. In the past, pain was considered synonymous with Endodontic treatment. This is…
Read MoreEndoSpeak for the Layperson: Answering the Tough Questions
By Joseph C. Stern, D.D.S. “But Doctor, isn’t that a dead tooth?” We often hear patients comment that a root canaled tooth is a “dead tooth.” Is this true? What…
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