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The Paper Point

The Paper Point is an e-newsletter designed specifically for residents and young endodontists.

The views and opinions expressed by authors are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the American Association of Endodontists (AAE). Publication of these views does not imply endorsement by the AAE.

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Endodontics on the Front Lines: Managing the Emotional Toll of Serving During a Pandemic

Endodontists are now on the front lines in the effort to control the COVID-19 pandemic! Our specialty has been called upon to address dental emergencies in an effort to keep patients with severe dental distress away from the hospital emergency rooms.  Never before, in the glorious history of our specialty, have we been called upon to serve in this way.  This is a risky position to be in, but our training has prepared us for this moment.

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Resident Spotlight: Dr. Lushen Naidoo

Compiled by Dr. Moein Sadrkhani Dr. Lushen Naidoo is currently an endodontics resident at University of Southern California. He recently shared his journey to endo residency. The Paper Point: Thank…

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5 Essentials for Your Endodontic Practice Website in 2020

As an endodontist, your practice website is an integral part of your online presence. Now, with over 90 percent of consumers doing research online when choosing between healthcare providers, your website needs to immediately establish trust, spark a relationship, and motivate visitors to give you a call.

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JOE Review: September-November 2019

The Journal of Endodontics is an invaluable resource for both contemporary and historical research in endodontics. In this issue of The Paper Point, Dr. Eshwar Arasu selected an article from each of the past three months to provide synopses.

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Social Corner

Catching up with one of endo’s favorite influencers: Dr. Brett E. Gilbert

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Case Challenge

A 58-year-old Caucasian female presents for evaluation of tooth # 30. The patient states, “my hygienist found decay last week during my teeth cleaning”. She is completely asymptomatic and the tooth responds normally to all pulp vitality and periradicular tests.

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