Endodontic lab tips

[Faux]

Seen lots of posts on denture, operative but rarely on endo.


Please pass down advice!

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[Bifenthrin]

Make an access. Find working length. Instrument the canal(s). Obturate the canal(s).

Endo is pretty straightforward tbh. Yeah there's hard cases, but ultimately you're still doing the same steps.

 

[kupzter]

Be organized... Have everything ready such as your files, burs, irrigation, lubes, etc before you access that canal. I am sure they taught you about which burs to use and which files etc... if not let me know, there are a few burs and files that come in handy that aren't taught in dental school..

 

[free99]

Learn proper access shapes and locations for molars, it matters. Go slowly, be organized, write your working length and master apical file size on a piece of paper once established. Don't get bleach on your scrubs. Trim your cone with a cone cutter, not arbitrarily with scissors. Save your best teeth for practicals but don't hoard, you don't need a "back up" when other classmates have none. Don't instrument past the apex with any file except an 8 or 10.