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Endodontic treatment for a Bengal Tiger
International Endodontic Journal, 1982Tebore, an almost 500 pound Bengal tiger (subspecies of the Siberian tiger) is a star attraction at a small, private children’s zoo in Visalia, California. This beautiful tiger, with its characteristic bright coloured fur is frequently taken on ‘field trips’ to primary schools where he is petted and hugged by children, including mentally-retarded ...
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Septicaemia as a complication of endodontic treatment
Journal of Dentistry, 1984Abstract A case is described in which septicaemia has arisen following the commencement of routine endodontic treatment. The septicaemia was managed by intravenous broad-spectrum antibiotics and hospitalization. The patient made a full recovery. Septicaemia is a rare complication of endodontic therapy but it can be life-threatening, the cause of this
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Duodecim; laaketieteellinen aikakauskirja, 2018
The Finnish guideline on endodontics emphasizes good quality of endodontic treatment and coronal seal of the restoration. For prevention of endodontic treatment need caries control is essential. For deep carious lesions stepwise excavation or partial caries removal are recommended. Partial pulpotomy can be used if bleeding can be controlled.
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The Finnish guideline on endodontics emphasizes good quality of endodontic treatment and coronal seal of the restoration. For prevention of endodontic treatment need caries control is essential. For deep carious lesions stepwise excavation or partial caries removal are recommended. Partial pulpotomy can be used if bleeding can be controlled.
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