Thank you very much! Also, I would like to ask, we are about to launch a podcast about dentists who carry out root canal and are worried about getting everything right, and the mental stress this can put on a clinician, are there any topics you would like us to talk about?
@@chayandas2820 thank you for your support! Also, I would like to ask, we are about to launch a podcast about dentists who carry out root canal and are worried about getting everything right, and the mental stress this can put on a clinician, are there any topics you would like us to talk about?
One thing i got to say is please Dr much more of this content, it makes us students get more in depth onto the internal work that can’t be seen nor imagined, as far as i know such content makes me think more about the main steps and trying to accomplish them rather than wasting time in nonessential tasks and of course the many tips that we get from watching such videos is splendid 🙏🏼 Thank you for this spectacular work.
Thank you very much sir. Really appreciate your work sir. I am gaining lots and lots of practical knowledge and confidence in endo from listening to your videos that books could never teach. 👏👏
Thank you for your support! I would like to ask, we are about to launch a podcast about dentists who carry out root canal and are worried about getting everything right, and the mental stress this can put on a clinician, are there any topics you would like us to talk about?
@@sayantankarmakar3150 thank you for your support! Also, I would like to ask, we are about to launch a podcast about dentists who carry out root canal and are worried about getting everything right, and the mental stress this can put on a clinician, are there any topics you would like us to talk about?
Hello Dr, thank you for you content, it is very informative. May I know how you section the sample tooth in the video? What transparent glass and glue did you use to allow a side of the tooth be seen so clearly? Thank you.
They are sectioned on a huge industrial saw, then fixed in clear epoxy resin. For about every 5 teeth I prepare, maybe one is use in a video. It’s very time intensive and frustrating! 😂😂
Good question! Well in the UK all files are single use. I used to autoclave files if I was using them on the same patient between appointments, but they were fracturing quite often. So I just use them for that appointment only.
@@EthOuO thank you for your support! Also, I would like to ask, we are about to launch a podcast about dentists who carry out root canal and are worried about getting everything right, and the mental stress this can put on a clinician, are there any topics you would like us to talk about?
Good question! I’m more inclined to take 0.5mm from the apex locator reading, rather than cut the GP point at the end. I feel it is a more accurate reading. What do you think?
Hi! Love the video. I wanted to understand, how did you know that you should go back to size 15 rotary file before progressing to 20 rotary file? I struggle to understand when to move forward or go back in terms of file sizes. Also, any advice on preventing rotary breakage?
usually if the 20# is not progressing down the canal - go back to the smaller diameter file. Never force the file down the canal - but i'm sure you know this!
@@ilovethepulp for me I think I'm very slow during endodontic ttt. , you may help us to know things that can make us faster , tools and how the assistant work with you ... this will be very useful for me and i will appreciate that ❤
I had a question at 3:21 you mentioned no pushing or pulling because that would cause iatrogenic damage. I'm a bit confused, wouldn't that be the same as making a slightly wider glidepath? Love your videos by the way, very helpful!!
Good question - so pushing and pulling the file can cause debris to build up that then can lead to a blockage or ledge formation. In my opinion it is not the same as using a glidepath file, as the rotation removes a significant amount of debris along the flutes! Does that answer your question?
Another great video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I have started using hyflex edm files but I find shaping takes a long time compared to wave one gold and protaper next. I wonder if it has to do with my settings. What setting ie rpm and torque do you set for your edm files? Thanks
@@irenet1329 that’s strange, the reason why I moved over to Hylfex was because I felt WOG did not cut efficiently enough. The settings I use for Hflex are: Glide path files: 1 Nm / 400RPM shaping files: 2.5 Nm / 400RPM Although I think these settings are at the top end of the recommended factory settings. Also, I would like to ask, we are about to launch a podcast about dentists who carry out root canal and are worried about getting everything right, and the mental stress this can put on a clinician, are there any topics you would like us to talk about?
Thanks for your reply. I have yet to try using hyflex on a real patient, trying to get use to the feel of it on extracted teeth. I found that it just doesn't want to glide its way down curved canals eventhough there is a glide path despite numerous attempts and when I try changing to WOG on the same canals... boom it glides down to the canal easily. So I am just wondering if it is the settings.. I might try changing to your recommended settings and see how it goes The other issues I would like to know more about is how do you handle patients with very limited mouth opening especially rct on upper 7's. I cannot even get a rotary handpiece into that space and I am using a dentsply xsmart plus motor. I would to watch any real videos of cases you have done with patients who have small mouth opening.
Thank you for your support! I would like to ask, we are about to launch a podcast about dentists who carry out root canal and are worried about getting everything right, and the mental stress this can put on a clinician, are there any topics you would like us to talk about?
Why do you not use lentullo to be more sure al the apical area is filled? as I see a slight gap remaining. Also why do you not cut gp 2mm shorter and leave the remaining apical space filled just with bioceramic?
Another great question! I like martensitic files, because I can pre-bend them. At the moment I am using the Hyflex range, but the glidepath file cannot be easily pre-bent if required!
Ahh depends! Sometimes I like to use a smaller tapered file like a 20/.04, usually for calcified canals, or sometimes I like to use a hyflex 25: variable taper - this one is the one is like to use a lot of to be honest
I suppose you could use a hand file, but it is not very cost effective. I tend to apical guage in the first instance by feeling for tug back on the GP, and ensuring that it is seating at the correct length. You have to worry about false tug back - watch this video link to explain everything th-cam.com/video/Sw5B9lPP2tE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Q8MiagT3ESEVUaqn
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the cut natural teeth demonstrate file action and benefits of irrigation very well.
It's good for demonstration for sure!
Hands down the best channel about endodontics! Thank you so much for these kinds of videos
Thank you very much! Also, I would like to ask, we are about to launch a podcast about dentists who carry out root canal and are worried about getting everything right, and the mental stress this can put on a clinician, are there any topics you would like us to talk about?
Love the sectioned tooth, well narrated doc🎉
Thank you kindly! Spread the word about the channel!
Glad to see that you explained it so clearly with that view.
@@chayandas2820 thank you for your support! Also, I would like to ask, we are about to launch a podcast about dentists who carry out root canal and are worried about getting everything right, and the mental stress this can put on a clinician, are there any topics you would like us to talk about?
One thing i got to say is please Dr much more of this content, it makes us students get more in depth onto the internal work that can’t be seen nor imagined, as far as i know such content makes me think more about the main steps and trying to accomplish them rather than wasting time in nonessential tasks and of course the many tips that we get from watching such videos is splendid 🙏🏼 Thank you for this spectacular work.
Thank you for your support!
Thank you very much sir. Really appreciate your work sir. I am gaining lots and lots of practical knowledge and confidence in endo from listening to your videos that books could never teach. 👏👏
Thank you for your support! I would like to ask, we are about to launch a podcast about dentists who carry out root canal and are worried about getting everything right, and the mental stress this can put on a clinician, are there any topics you would like us to talk about?
Yes sir. It would be great help if you could share your views on management of pain after obturation. Thanks in advance
Thank you that was neat to see your technique!
Thanks again! do you have any suggestions for future videos?
@@ilovethepulpmaybe on getting into a calcified mb2 or comparing methods of irrigation ?
@@canica1984 Have you seen this video on MB2's? th-cam.com/video/LTUJ0pdfsgA/w-d-xo.html
Watching this gives me reassurance for when my angled root canal is done, im in good hands👍
Are you doing the root canal or receiving it? 🤣
Amazing demonstration sir❤
@@sayantankarmakar3150 thank you for your support! Also, I would like to ask, we are about to launch a podcast about dentists who carry out root canal and are worried about getting everything right, and the mental stress this can put on a clinician, are there any topics you would like us to talk about?
@@ilovethepulp Fracture file bypass demonstration will be quite helpful sir
Impressive ❤
Thank you for your support!
Thank you
Thank you for your support! Spread the word to your dental friends!
Great videos ! thank you doc
Thank you for your support!
thanks you sir for making such amazing content and keep making these videos love from india
Thank you for your support!
Hello Dr, thank you for you content, it is very informative. May I know how you section the sample tooth in the video? What transparent glass and glue did you use to allow a side of the tooth be seen so clearly? Thank you.
They are sectioned on a huge industrial saw, then fixed in clear epoxy resin. For about every 5 teeth I prepare, maybe one is use in a video. It’s very time intensive and frustrating! 😂😂
@@ilovethepulp Such commitment, absolutely respect. Thank you. Oh, how do you keep the canal and chamber from being overflowed with epoxy?
Amazing as always ❤❤
Thanks for your comments!
what is the advantage of the one fill bioceramic love the endosequence bioceramic?
@@tommytomescu8842 I think the Endosequence is actually the better sealer!
Great videos !
¿How much do You trust the single cone obturation technique with bioceramics?
Is it good for most cases? Including big oval canals?
Yes 100%
Thanks for video... Can you suggest how many times single rotary glide path can be used? Or is it use and throw after every use?
Good question! Well in the UK all files are single use. I used to autoclave files if I was using them on the same patient between appointments, but they were fracturing quite often. So I just use them for that appointment only.
Amazing Dr, but why we filled the rest of the canal with flowable composite?
Thank you for your support! I think I just filled the cavity rather than the canal
thanks very informative and straight to the point
Thank you! Do you have any suggestions for future videos?
@@ilovethepulp yes i cant seem to find your full shaping protocol , a video about that would be awesome thank you !
@@hamzalahlou5584 Have you seen this video? studio.th-cam.com/users/videom9rjyo0ncDA/edit
Hello Sir, can we follow the chart that you have advised in one video to negotiate difficult curve management?
Of course! Just remember to use your own clinical judgement when practicing!
Amazing 🔥
Thanks 🔥 don’t have any suggestions for future videos?
That was so helpful thank you alot 😍
@@EthOuO thank you for your support! Also, I would like to ask, we are about to launch a podcast about dentists who carry out root canal and are worried about getting everything right, and the mental stress this can put on a clinician, are there any topics you would like us to talk about?
Amazing video mate. Next video on how to remove broken file?
Already did! Search my long form videos for fractured file removal! I think there are 2-3 videos available.
Perfect...
Doc... Q ?
Iam always cut 1mm-0.5mm from tip of Gp for good seal ... is it good?
Good question! I’m more inclined to take 0.5mm from the apex locator reading, rather than cut the GP point at the end. I feel it is a more accurate reading. What do you think?
Hi Thank you for the amazing video. May I ask what did you use to clean the sealant after the master GB been burned off please.
Thank you! I usually use isopropyl alcohol for resins sealers!
Hi! Love the video. I wanted to understand, how did you know that you should go back to size 15 rotary file before progressing to 20 rotary file? I struggle to understand when to move forward or go back in terms of file sizes. Also, any advice on preventing rotary breakage?
usually if the 20# is not progressing down the canal - go back to the smaller diameter file. Never force the file down the canal - but i'm sure you know this!
Amazing
Thank you for your support! Do you have any suggestions for future videos?
@@ilovethepulp for me I think I'm very slow during endodontic ttt. , you may help us to know things that can make us faster , tools and how the assistant work with you ... this will be very useful for me and i will appreciate that ❤
Thank you very much sir
Thank you for your support!
I had a question at 3:21 you mentioned no pushing or pulling because that would cause iatrogenic damage. I'm a bit confused, wouldn't that be the same as making a slightly wider glidepath?
Love your videos by the way, very helpful!!
Good question - so pushing and pulling the file can cause debris to build up that then can lead to a blockage or ledge formation. In my opinion it is not the same as using a glidepath file, as the rotation removes a significant amount of debris along the flutes! Does that answer your question?
@@ilovethepulp Yes, thank you!
Hi doc! Is the protocol the same for canals that have severe hook shaped curvature at the tip?
That’s a different video (I’ve not made that one yet!). But the principles are similar!
Thanks doc great vdo!
@@glennhendricks8767 thanks for your support! Any suggestions for future videos?
@@ilovethepulp yes can you a demonstration from start to finish using the xpd shaper file system? Please
@@glennhendricks8767 I will try!
Another great video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I have started using hyflex edm files but I find shaping takes a long time compared to wave one gold and protaper next. I wonder if it has to do with my settings. What setting ie rpm and torque do you set for your edm files? Thanks
@@irenet1329 that’s strange, the reason why I moved over to Hylfex was because I felt WOG did not cut efficiently enough. The settings I use for Hflex are:
Glide path files: 1 Nm / 400RPM
shaping files: 2.5 Nm / 400RPM
Although I think these settings are at the top end of the recommended factory settings. Also, I would like to ask, we are about to launch a podcast about dentists who carry out root canal and are worried about getting everything right, and the mental stress this can put on a clinician, are there any topics you would like us to talk about?
Thanks for your reply. I have yet to try using hyflex on a real patient, trying to get use to the feel of it on extracted teeth. I found that it just doesn't want to glide its way down curved canals eventhough there is a glide path despite numerous attempts and when I try changing to WOG on the same canals... boom it glides down to the canal easily. So I am just wondering if it is the settings.. I might try changing to your recommended settings and see how it goes
The other issues I would like to know more about is how do you handle patients with very limited mouth opening especially rct on upper 7's. I cannot even get a rotary handpiece into that space and I am using a dentsply xsmart plus motor. I would to watch any real videos of cases you have done with patients who have small mouth opening.
@@irenet1329 The problem with videos showcasing limited mouth opening, is that there are hard to film because of the limited mouth opening!
Thanks a lot
My pleasure! Do you have any suggestions for future videos?
The best
Thank you for your support! I would like to ask, we are about to launch a podcast about dentists who carry out root canal and are worried about getting everything right, and the mental stress this can put on a clinician, are there any topics you would like us to talk about?
Hello.
I've got a question- after making glide path with glide path rotary file do you use rotary file 20/04?
You could certainly use a lower diameter file if you think it is appropriate. I would say tailor the file protocol to each individual case!
What do you think about glide path rotary file 14/04 ( easy path endostar azure)?
Any glide path file will do! As long as you have a proven record that it works with other cases!
Why do you not use lentullo to be more sure al the apical area is filled? as I see a slight gap remaining. Also why do you not cut gp 2mm shorter and leave the remaining apical space filled just with bioceramic?
Yes, you could use a Lentulo spiral filler! I just don't routinely use one out of habit. do you use one?
Amazing, do u prefer an austenite or a martensite glide path files? And if u can use only one size of glide path files what size do you recommend? 😊
Another great question! I like martensitic files, because I can pre-bend them. At the moment I am using the Hyflex range, but the glidepath file cannot be easily pre-bent if required!
@@ilovethepulp nice, what size do u prefer for most cases?
Ahh depends! Sometimes I like to use a smaller tapered file like a 20/.04, usually for calcified canals, or sometimes I like to use a hyflex 25: variable taper - this one is the one is like to use a lot of to be honest
U fractured k file
No! Just glare from the glass!
Do use Gauge the foramen with hand file or Inspect the the apical extent of 25/04 file is loaded with debris?
I suppose you could use a hand file, but it is not very cost effective. I tend to apical guage in the first instance by feeling for tug back on the GP, and ensuring that it is seating at the correct length. You have to worry about false tug back - watch this video link to explain everything th-cam.com/video/Sw5B9lPP2tE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Q8MiagT3ESEVUaqn
Great videos !
¿How much do You trust the single cone obturation technique with bioceramics?
Is it good for most cases? Including big oval canals?
If you get the technique right, then I am very confident!
@@ilovethepulp ok thanks !