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_aDe Deus, Gustavo
245 _aShaping for Cleaning the Root Canals
_b: A Clinical-Based Strategy
_c/ Gustavo De Deus, Emmanuel J. N. L. Silva Erick Souza, Marco A. Versiani Mario Zuolo Editors
250 _a1. Ed
260 _aSwitzerland :
_bSpringer ,
_c2022
300 _a376 páginas
505 _t1: Classical Cleaning & Shaping: Historical Cornerstones. --
_t1.1 Historical Development of Shaping Concepts. --
_t1.2 Classical Cleaning & Shaping Concept by Schilder. --
_t1.3 From the 1980s to the 1990s. --
_t1.4 Overfast Mechanical Shaping: An Undeniable Current Reality. --
_t1.5 What Should Be the Main Target in Endodontics? Speed or Quality?. --
_t2: Shaping for Cleaning: Reconsidering Root Canal Debridement. --
_t2.1 How Effectively Can We Debride?. --
_t2.2 The Overload on the Shoulders of Irrigation. --
_t2.3 The Shaping for Cleaning Concept. --
_t2.4 What to Do After Shaping? Maximizing the NaOCl Intracanal Time. --
_t2.5 Shaping for Cleaning Irrigation: Clinical Guidelines. --
_t3: The Glide Path Matter. --
_t3.2 Definitions. --
_t3.3 Micro Glide Path. --
_t3.4 The Glide Path Per Se. --
_t3.5 Concluding Remarks. --
_t4: NiTi Rotary Systems: From Revolution to the “More of the Same” Phenomenon. --
_t4.1 Nickel-Titanium Alloy: History and Properties. --
_t4.2 NiTi Alloys and Specific Features. --
_t4.3 The Genealogical Tree of NiTi Systems. --
_t4.4 Clinical Recommendations for Safe Use. --
_t4.5 Rotary NiTi Systems: “The MORE of the SAME” Phenomenon. --
_t5: Reciprocating Movement: Mastering the Mechanical Preparation. --
_t5.1 Reciprocating Steel Instruments: The First Beginning!. --
_t5.2 Asymmetric Angles: The Rebirth of Reciprocating Movement. --
_t5.3 Reciprocating Systems. --
_t5.4 Reciprocating Motors. --
_t5.5 The R25: A Multitasking Single-File Instrument. --
_t5.6 Finally, Low Risk of Fracture!. --
_t5.7 Rational Approach for Reciprocating Preparation of Root Canals: A Clinical Perspective. --
_t5.8 Concluding Remarks: Reasons Why Reciprocation Is Not “More of the Same”. --
_t6: Scientific and Educational Aspects of Reciprocating Movement. --
_t6.2 Scientific Aspects of Reciprocating Movement. --
_t6.3 Educational Aspects of Reciprocating Movement. --
_t7: Shaping for Cleaning in Retreatment Cases. --
_t7.2 When Is Retreatment Possible?. --
_t7.3 Effects of Gutta-Percha Removal in the Canal Walls. --
_t7.4 Root Canal Reshaping --
_t7.5 Suggested Clinical Protocol. --
_t7.6 Final Considerations. --
_t8: Managing Canal Anatomies in the Context of Shaping for Cleaning Proposal. --
_t8.1 The Importance of Anatomical Knowledge of Root Canals in Clinical Practice. --
_t8.2 Applied Anatomy: What We Really Need to Know About Each Group of Teeth. --
_t8.3 Anatomical Factors and Their Impact on the Prognosis of Root Canal Treatment. --
_t8.4 Anatomical Factors in Practice for Treating Complex Anatomies. --
_t8.5 Dealing with Complex Cases. --
_t8.6 Concluding Remarks. --
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_aEndodoncia
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_aCanal radicular
_xManejo y tratamiento
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_aPulpa dentaria.
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_aEspecialización en Endodoncia
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_aSilva, Emmanuel J. N. L.
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_aSouza, Erick
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_aVersiani, Marco A.
700 _913099
_aZuolo, Mario
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