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    This document provides an introduction and overview of endodontic dentistry. It discusses key principles including diagnosis, patient education, local anesthesia, rubber dam isolation, root canal therapy, and final restoration. The document was prepared by Dr. Abrar Alenazi and covers topics such as defining diagnosis, methods of diagnosis, explaining patient education, defining local anesthesia, discussing rubber dam isolation, outlining the sequences of root canal therapy, and noting the importance of final restoration for posterior teeth that receive root canal therapy.

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    Dorrat Aram Center

    Private Health
    Training

    Introduction To Endodontic
    Dentistry
    Lecture 2

    Prepared By:
    Dr.Abrar Alenazi
    Bachelor in Oral and Dental Surgery
    Principles of Endodontic Therapy

    1. Diagnosis
    2. Patient education
    3. Local anesthesia L.A
    4. Rubber Dam Isolation R.D
    5. Root Canal Therapy RCT
    6. Final Restoration
    Diagnosis
    • Definition: The art or act of identifying a disease from its signs
    and symptoms.

    • Methods:
    1. Medical history: Hypertensive , Diabetic … etc.
    2. Dental history: RCT, Restoration , Extraction .. etc.
    3. Clinical test
    4. Radiograph
    5. Chief complaint
    Patient Education

     Patient should be informed the condition of his tooth and the


    Treatment plan options.

     Oral Hygiene Instruction OHI to the patient .


    Local Anesthesia L.A
    • Definition: loss of sensation in a local area of the body
    without loss of consciousness .

    Topical
    Rubber Dam Isolation
    • Usually single tooth isolation
    • Rubber Dam isolation is recommended to
    maintaining a sterile field and to prevent
    aspiration of instruments and material.
    Root Canal Thereby Sequences
    1)Access opening 2) Working length

    4) Obturatin
    3) Instrumentation ( Cleaning & shaping)
    Final restoration

     Usually All posterior teeth with root canal therapy need final
    restoration (Crown).
    THANK YOU

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