Cases Completed By Dr. Buurma
MB Canal Blocked by Amalgam
Conservative, Ideal Access Allows Anatomy to Dictate Treatment
Multiple Exits
Conservative, Ideal Access Allows Anatomy to Dictate Treatment
Retreating Other Endodontists’ Work
Retreating Other Endodontists’ Work, MB2 - 1 year Recall
Retreating Other Endodontists’ Work, Anatomy Was Missed in Both Teeth
Through Crown, Conservative Ideal Access
Silver Point Retreatment Through Crown
Nonsurgical Retreatment, Coronal Seal Had Been Lost
Second Molar, 4 Canals, Through Crown
Separate MB2
Pediatric Blunderbuss Apex, MTA Obturation
4 canals, Through Crown
Bifid Mandibular Premolar
Curvy Mandibular Second Molar
MB2, Through Crown, Calcified Canals
Second Molar, 4 Curvy Canals
Curvy, Tooth is in Mesio - and Linguoversion
Retreatment Through Crown, New Crown Planned
Curvy Bridge-Saver
MTA Repair of Long-Standing Perforation w/ Associated Lesion
Middle Mesial Canal
Anatomy Dictates Treatment, 4 Canals, Through Crown
Calcified (“PCO”, Pulpal Canal Obliteration)
Post-Retreatment Through Bridge
MB2 Through Crown
Pediatric, Second Molar, 4 Canals
Retrieval of Overextended Thermafil-Carrier
Second Molar, Through Crown, Calcified, 4 Canals
Dens en Dente, Orthograde & Retrograde (Apico), Treatment
Curvy, Calcified, Through Crown
Bone Loss Hinted Fracture but the Sinus Tract Healed - 1 yr Recall
Middle Mesial Canal Through Crown
Pediatric Blunderbuss Apex, MTA Obturation
Mandibular Molar Apicoectomy, MTA Retrofillings, 1 year Recall
3-Canal Mandibular Premolar, New Crown Had Been Planned
Anatomy Dictates Treatment
Bifid Palatal, 5 Canals Total
Middle Mesial Canal, 5 Canals Total
Tooth #3 (Failing #4 Planned for Retx)
S-Curve and Apical Split in Distal
Apicoectomy with MTA retrofilling. Near-complete healing after 6 months
5 Canals C. Middle Mesial Canal
So-called “Modern ‘restorative’ Endo” would have left untreated anatomy throughout the coronal and middle thirds of the roots of this tooth. On the parallel radiograph (middle), note the conservative access.
