This is a short lecture on different ways to place calcium hydroxide. Some of these videos we upload for fun sometimes take a life of its own. This one has 172000 views on youtube as of today.

I once took 3 days off to shoot some videos to see how they turned out. Not sure why I did it, but in hindsight, it was probably to test out this new camera and an expensive cordless microphone that I had just purchased :-). Some of these videos are from those days. This particular […]

Here is an old tutorial on finding the Mb2:

Whenever I get a case started by someone else, I warn the patient about the fact that I’m not really sure what the previous practitioner has done. Most times, the damage isn’t that bad. Occassionally, we get surprises like this one: A perforation.

This case illustrates two things. 1) When examining for calcified canals, I like to put some EDTA, scrub the chamber and then examine under the microscope for clues. A cleaner floor is easier for color differentiation. 2) Specially in posterior teeth, canals tend to calcify and appear as “white spots”