In the upper two the ortopantomographs were taking before treatment as a suspection to impacted molars.
The 3rd one was taken in the emergency care were I take shifts, he had his mandible fractured at the angle and a lot of tooth fractured, some of the needed endo work and it was a failure with the first molar.
The lower 2 are a case of a profesor I work with, he performs implants, and as you can say that was THE CASE.
So this cases I colected since I begun to work in the practice for like 6 years. Belive it or not I think It's a lot of them but many of us just don't pay atention to them.
What I usually do when it fails is the intraligamentary or intrapulpal anaesthisia thou I Know what you are going to say about the intrapulpal.
All of the anaesthesias were performed initially at the mandible foramen, and the numbness of the lip plus tip of the tongue was instaled.
In the upper two the ortopantomographs were taking before treatment as a suspection to impacted molars.
The 3rd one was taken in the emergency care were I take shifts, he had his mandible fractured at the angle and a lot of tooth fractured, some of the needed endo work and it was a failure with the first molar. The lower 2 are a case of a profesor I work with, he performs implants, and as you can say that was THE CASE.
So this cases I colected since I begun to work in the practice for like 6 years. Belive it or not I think It's a lot of them but many of us just don't pay atention to them.
What I usually do when it fails is the intraligamentary or intrapulpal anaesthisia thou I Know what you are going to say about the intrapulpal.
All of the anaesthesias were performed initially at the mandible foramen, and the numbness of the lip plus tip of the tongue was instaled.
read it out on page 3:
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Now I guess your clear on what I said: The lower 2 are a case of a profesor I work with, he performs implants, and as you can say that was THE CASE. He is an consultant for a big corporation wich I don't wanna declare, I will ask for some cases from him And I will surelly let you amazed.
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by the way there are 3 pages dedicated to this isue in that book but they weight as gold!
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