RCT

Tooth #13 presented with symptomatic irreversible pulpitis but no periapical involvement. Despite appearing normal after a well-executed bridge restoration, CBCT revealed the premolar was significantly rotated, with roots canted in opposite directions. This hidden anatomy made access and canal location especially challenging.

Dr. Bill Nudera tackles a challenging maxillary canine with decay extending below the gingival tissue and close to the alveolar bone. See how he combined surgical, restorative, and endodontic strategies—plus managed a postoperative bleeding complication—to save a tooth many would consider hopeless.

Dr. Nudera discusses the steps and protocols for vital pulp therapy, specifically apexogenesis on an 11y/o patient for a mandibular 2nd mola

Dr. Nudera discusses his protocol for ensuring patient comfort during root canal treatment on tooth #30 with symptomatic irreversible pulpit

Teeth with abfraction lesions can present significant clinical challenges. See how Dr. Nudera maximized the integrity of the remaining...

Non-surgical root canal treatment on a tooth with a classic entomolaris root configuration.

The treatment of a maxillary first molar with a questionable prognosis due to apical resorption. Advanced irrigation technology is highlight

View the clinical management of a necrotic mandibular first molar with a carious pulpal exposure and missing distal wall.