Reviewed topic
Obturation
Filling and sealing of a prepared root-canal system.
Articles
Endodontics
Light-Cured Obturation: A Promising Advancement in Root Canal Filling
A new light-curable injectable material, OdneFill (Switzerland), is showing promise as an effective alternative for root canal obturation. Root canal treatment...
Dr.Zainab Rangwala
18 Mar 2025 · 42k views
Endodontics
New Materials Outperform ZOE in Pediatric Obturation Biocompatibility
A recent study published in the International Journal of Clinical Pediatric Dentistry has examined the biocompatibility of newly formulated materials for use...
Dr.Zainab Rangwala
13 Jul 2023 · 136k views
Endodontics
COMMON MISTAKES DURING ROOT CANAL TREATMENT PROCEDURES: CAUSES, CONSEQUENCES, PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT
Although modern endodontics has undergone substantial technological advancement, procedural errors continue to occur in routine practice. Studies have shown that many endodontic failures are associated not with the biological complexity of the disease itself but with iatrogenic errors occurring during treatment. Such mistakes can compromise canal disinfection, weaken tooth structure, damage periodontal tissues, or hinder complete obturation of the root canal system which further reduces the prognosis of the treatment. Importantly, many of these mishaps are preventable through careful planning, adherence to established treatment protocols, and an understanding of root canal anatomy.
Dr Aishwarya Arya
26 Jun 2026 · 9.2k views
Endodontics
Steps In Endodontic Treatment
A practical clinical sequence for root canal treatment, covering anaesthesia, rubber dam isolation, canal preparation, irrigation, obturation and restoration.
Dentalmagazine9
21 Jan 2025 · 63k views
Endodontics
Pulpal and Apical Diagnosis: A Clinical Guide
Evidence-based guide to history, sensibility testing, percussion, palpation, imaging and paired pulpal and apical diagnoses.
Team DentalReach
21 Aug 2024 · 181k views
Editorial
Common Mistakes In Clinical Dentistry
This June issue focuses on the most common pitfalls across everyday procedures and, more importantly, how to avoid them with simple, repeatable steps. Think of it as a practical checklist for higher predictability, fewer remakes, and better patient outcomes.
Dr. Nupur Shrirao
6 Jul 2026 · 71k views
Endodontics
Contemporary Intracanal Medicaments in Endodontics: A Clinical Guide
Various medicaments such as calcium hydroxide, chlorhexidine, antibiotic pastes, corticosteroid-antibiotic combinations, bioceramic medicaments, and strontium-based formulations have been advocated depending upon the clinical scenario. The choice of medicament depends on factors including pulpal status, microbial flora, periapical pathology, exudation, resorption, and patient-specific considerations. While calcium hydroxide remains the gold standard because of its antimicrobial and hard tissue induction properties, newer materials such as bioceramic medicaments offer enhanced biocompatibility and bioactivity. Strontium-based formulations have also gained attention for their remineralization and osteogenic potential.
Dr Aishwarya Arya
17 May 2026 · 194k views
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.
Dr Aishwarya Arya
18 Apr 2026 · 126k views
Endodontics
Endo Fever is On!
Editorial by Dr Nupur Shrirao (Volume 7, Issue 4)
Dr. Nupur Shrirao
12 Apr 2026 · 56k views
Endodontics
Management Of Weeping Canals In Endodontic Treatment
This article examines the microbial and inflammatory etiology behind weeping canals, focusing on recalcitrant biofilms and periapical pathosis.
Team DentalReach
11 Apr 2026 · 140k views
Endodontics
Which Rotary File Cleans the Canal Better? A Comparison of Three NiTi Systems
Does the choice of rotary file influence how clean the canal actually becomes? A comparative study evaluated three NiTi systems and found noticeable differences in cleaning efficiency.
Dr.Zainab Rangwala
7 Mar 2026 · 68k views
Endodontics
Do Orifice Barriers Really Improve Endodontic Outcomes?
Are orifice barriers truly improving long-term endodontic outcomes — or are they simply an added layer of reassurance? A new systematic review explores whether their routine placement is clinically justified, especially beyond cracked root-filled teeth.
Dr.Zainab Rangwala
17 Feb 2026 · 21k views
Endodontics
Single Visit vs Multiple Visit Root Canal Treatment
Root canal treatment can now be completed in either a single appointment or multiple visits, with both approaches showing comparable success rates when properly executed. Single Visit Approach: Modern technology has made it possible to complete cleaning, disinfecting, and filling the root canal in one session. This offers significant convenience for patients—requiring only one time off work and avoiding temporary fillings. Research confirms that single-visit treatments achieve success rates similar to multiple-visit procedures when appropriate disinfection protocols are followed. This approach works well for most routine cases, including vital teeth and those with chronic conditions. Multiple Visit Approach: The traditional method involves initial canal preparation, placement of antibacterial medication between appointments, and final filling at a subsequent visit. This extended timeframe allows for more thorough disinfection in complex cases, particularly those with severe infections or large lesions. However, it demands greater time commitment and carries risks like temporary filling failure. Clinical Decision-Making: The choice depends on individual case factors. Single visits suit most straightforward cases, while multiple appointments may benefit teeth with acute abscesses, persistent drainage, or complicated anatomy. Patient preference and practitioner expertise also play important roles. Both methods are effective when case selection is appropriate and technique is meticulous, giving practitioners flexibility to choose the best approach for each patient’s unique situation.
Pushpendra Singh
31 Mar 2026 · 199k views
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...
Dr Aishwarya Zammudiamanian
27 Oct 2025 · 78k views
Endodontics
Mastering Root Canal Therapy: 10 Strategies for Pain Reduction and Clinical Success
Author: Dr Achla Goel Root canal therapy (RCT) is a crucial yet often feared dental procedure. Despite advancements in technology and technique, patient...
Dentalmagazine9
5 Apr 2025 · 23k views
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...
Dentalmagazine9
3 Mar 2025 · 186k views
Endodontics
DentalReach Endo Special Issue: Jan 2025
Editorial for Volume 7, Issue 1 Endodontics, a crucial branch of dentistry, focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of dental pulp diseases. As we step into...
Dr. Nupur Shrirao
25 Jan 2025 · 75k views
Endodontics
What are the latest advancements in root canal treatment?
Recent advancements in root canal treatment have focused on improving the efficiency, effectiveness, and patient outcomes of endodontic procedures. These...
Dentalmagazine9
24 Jan 2025 · 131k views
Endodontics
Pros and Cons of Rotary Instrumentation in Endodontic Treatment
A clinically balanced guide to rotary endodontic instrumentation, including efficiency, shaping control, limitations, separation prevention and case selection.
Dentalmagazine9
23 Jan 2025 · 181k views
Endodontics
When to do RCT? Simplifying diagnosis for endodontic treatment
Root canal treatment (RCT) is now a relatively common dental procedure, that involves cleaning, shaping, and filling the root canals of a tooth to eliminate...
Jsindhiya2000
20 Jan 2025 · 168k views
Endodontics
A comprehensive survey research analysis on tooth reimplantation and insightful prognosis assessment
A comprehensive survey research analysis on tooth reimplantation and insightful prognosis assessment ( Dr Mriganka SG, Dr Adhikansh Jaggi, Dr Naga Sai Lakshmi...
Drmrigankasekhar.ghose
30 Sept 2024 · 192k views
Endodontics
Endodontic management of a mandibular first premolar with deep split into three canals - Case Report
This article is penned down by DentalReach Dental Divas Summit (DRDDS) 3 Speaker Dr Disha Gupta. Dr Disha is practicing in Dubai (UAE ) as a microscopic...
Dentalmagazine9
23 Aug 2023 · 47k views
Restorative & Aesthetic Dentistry
Selective Procedures in Restorative Dentistry: A Critical Review
Selective Procedures in Restorative Dentistry: A Critical Review Introduction In restorative dentistry, the doctrine of minimal intervention is increasingly...
Dentalmagazine9
26 Jul 2023 · 117k views
Endodontics
Root Canal Treatment in Diabetics: Does Number of Visits Matter?
A recent study suggests that no difference in pain perception was seen between single- and multiple-visit endodontics suggesting that single-visit, as well as...
Dr.Zainab Rangwala
15 Apr 2023 · 21k views