Transcript
  • 00:00    |    
    Initial credits
  • 00:06    |    
    Introduction
  • 01:54    |    
    School of Dentistry at the University of Texas at Houston
  • 03:31    |    
    Recognition to Alex Fleury
  • 05:16    |    
    Types of endodontic emergencies
  • 06:04    |    
    Phases of endodontic care
  • 06:33    |    
    Diagnosis
    • Story of Manish Garala
    • Diagnosis of a patient with tooth ache
  • 13:23    |    
    Stephen Cohen's steps for a correct diagnosis
    • Assemble the available data
    • Cone-beam diagnosis
    • Interpretation of the data
    • Differential diagnosis
    • Assemble available facts
  • 17:33    |    
    Diagnosis of a patient with pain in the first molar
  • 20:23    |    
    Diagnosis of a patient with previous endodontic treatment and prostate cancer
  • 24:13    |    
    Clinical exams
    • Thermal testing
      • Cold test
      • Heat test
    • Percussion test
    • Palpation testing
    • Periodontal status
    • Case: Colleagues for Excellence
    • Electric pulp test
      • Cusp tip location
      • Best conductors
      • Reliability of a response
    • Vitality tests
    • Other tests
    • Transillumination
  • 50:31    |    
    Pathology simplified
    • Etiological factors of pulp disease
    • Caries
      • Initial caries
      • Advanced caries
      • Caries progresses
      • Further progression
      • Osseous lesion
    • Clinical manifestations and diagnosis
    • Classification of pulpal and periapical disease
    • Clinical pathology summary
      • Vital pulp
      • Non-vital pulp
    • Cone-beam diagnosis
      • Proper usage
      • Reading the results
  • 01:12:51    |    
    Final credits


Endodontic Emergencies: Diagnosis and Treatment (Part I)

New Media  | 09 de agosto de 2012  | Vistas: 218

Samuel Dorn speaks about basic procedures for several endodontic emergencies. He presents the different types of possible urgent situations and explains the steps that need to be taken, in order to accomplish a successful treatment and recovery. He begins by discussing the importance of obtaining a correct diagnosis for each patient, following a specific methodology, helpful for collecting facts and data assertively. Dorn proceeds to describe useful and common clinical exams, pointing out their strengths and weaknesses. Due to the variety of testing options, as well as the technological advances, he makes significant remarks on techniques and procedures that currently are losing popularity and certainty. Finally, Dorn goes through a simplified explanation of pathology, focused on cavities and the recurring stages.


Conferencista

Samuel Dorn is professor and chair of the department of endodontics,…