In early 2022, CRD had the pleasure of announcing the new partnership with SS White, to carry their line of endodontic files exclusively in Canada. These have met with critical acclaim and have answered clinical challenges faced in endodontics by both Endodontists and General Practitioners. As there are 4 different brands of instruments, we have... In early 2022, CRD had the pleasure of announcing the new partnership with SS White, to carry their line of endodontic files exclusively in Canada. These have met with critical acclaim and have answered clinical challenges faced in endodontics by both Endodontists and General Practitioners. As there are 4 different brands of instruments, we have...

Microorganisms and their endotoxins are mainly responsible for the development of pulp and periapical infections. Consequently, one of the primary objectives of root canal therapy is to eliminate these microorganisms as efficiently and completely as possible. Efficient instrumentation, combined with copious irrigation with chemicals such as sodium hypochlorite and EDTA,... Microorganisms and their endotoxins are mainly responsible for the development of pulp and periapical infections. Consequently, one of the primary objectives of root canal therapy is to eliminate these microorganisms as efficiently and completely as possible. Efficient instrumentation, combined with copious irrigation with chemicals such as sodium hypochlorite and EDTA,...

Directed dentin conservation refers to the preservation of valuable dentin structures and may play an important role in increasing the survival rate of endodontically treated teeth (1). Valuable dentin includes the pericervical dentin which refers to the root structure located 4 mm above and below the crest of bone (FIG. 1b) and (FIG. 2b) (2). Current best available... Directed dentin conservation refers to the preservation of valuable dentin structures and may play an important role in increasing the survival rate of endodontically treated teeth (1). Valuable dentin includes the pericervical dentin which refers to the root structure located 4 mm above and below the crest of bone (FIG. 1b) and (FIG. 2b) (2). Current best available...