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Restorative & Aesthetic Dentistry

Cracked Tooth Syndrome: Diagnostic Dilemmas And Clinical Management

• Cracked Tooth Syndrome is often not a problem of treatment first—it is a problem of diagnosis first. The patient may know exactly when the tooth hurts, yet the clinician may struggle to identify which tooth is responsible. • A normal periapical radiograph does not rule out a cracked tooth. Many cracks are too narrow, too favorably oriented, or confined to the crown to be visualized radiographically. • The classic clinical clue is often pain on biting or, particularly, on release of biting pressure. However, symptoms may vary considerably according to crack direction, pulpal status, occlusion, and the extent of structural involvement.

Endodontics

Endodontic Retreatment Cases: A Comprehensive Review

Root canal retreatment cases are performed when a previously treated tooth continues to show pain, infection, swelling, or failure to heal properly. Common reasons for retreatment include missed canals, inadequate cleaning, leakage from a faulty restoration, or reinfection due to recurrent decay. During retreatment, the old filling material is removed, the canals are cleaned and disinfected again, and the tooth is sealed properly to improve long-term success. Early diagnosis and careful case selection are important for achieving a favorable outcome.

Orthodontics

Digital Orthodontic Softwares: A Comprehensive Review

DR Digital Dentistry issue: Team DR examines the current landscape of digital orthodontic softwares, evaluating their clinical applications, accuracy, integration capabilities, and impact on treatment outcomes and patient communication.

Oral & Maxillofacial Radiology

Are We Taking Too Many Dental X-Rays? ADA Updates Imaging Guidance

Editorial

DentalReach Diwali Dhamaka!

Celebrating the light of information in dentistry! ​ Editorial for Volume 6, Issue 10 As Diwali ushers in a season of light and celebration, we at DentalReach...

Endodontics

Unveiling the Invisible: The Pivotal Role of CBCT in Modern Endodontics

Introduction In conventional endodontics, diagnosis and treatment planning have long relied on two‑dimensional (2D) periapical radiographs and panoramic...

Digital Dentistry

Workflow Deep Dive: Mapping the Full Digital Dental Journey

Modern dentistry integrates digital scanning, planning, and CAD/CAM fabrication to streamline treatments across specialties. A typical digital workflow spans...

Endodontics

Frequently Asked Questions - ROOT CANAL TREATMENT 101

1. How do I locate the extra canals in maxillary and mandibular teeth? To effectively locate extra canals, one must first have a thorough understanding of...

Oral & Maxillofacial Radiology

ADA Updates Radiography Safety Recommendations for Dentists

The American Dental Association (ADA) has released updated recommendations aimed at enhancing radiography safety in dentistry. These guidelines advise against...

Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

Preventing Mental Nerve Paraesthesia: Can Early Third Molar Extraction Help?

As a significant finding for oral surgery, a recent study has shed light on the relationship between the surface morphology of mandibular third molar roots and...

Oral & Maxillofacial Radiology

Dental Radiology Certification for Dental Assistants: A Guide to Getting Certified

Dental radiology certification is a valuable credential that can help dental assistants to expand their knowledge, skills, and career opportunities in the...

Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

Advances in the field of Maxillofacial Imaging: An Innovation or A Celestial Boon?

“Necessity is the mother of all inventions” . Various advancements in the field of medical and dental sciences have definitely helped in fulfilling numerous...

Digital Dentistry

Technology expands the scope of general practice

The future prospects of dental profession lie in modern technology . Latest dental technology plays a crucial role in empowering general dentistry and provides...