Dr. Benjamin Boublil

Endodontist

Paris, France

"I have enjoyed my PulpSucker experience. Seeing laterals is obviously pleasant and a good ego boost, but what I like the most with this technique is being confident my cleaning procedure is the best that is."

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CASE 1:

Glidepath proved to be a little bit of a challenge on 18. The idea here is to minimize shaping and maximizing cleaning.

CASE 2:

Shaping using 3% taper instrument. Kept it tight, 17/100, for 18 and 20/100 for 31, in the presence of EDTA, then PS protocol. Although Dr Buchanan strongly recommends treating yourself a cappuccino during the 10 minutes of deep cleaning, I chose to catch up on my notes (not a coffee person…). The patient fell asleep within a couple minutes. Warm vertical obturation.

CASE 3:

Nice unsuspected bonus isthmus for that necrotic 17

CASE 4:

PS did its thing to reveal additional anatomy

CASE 5:

Cracked ceramic onlay, leaking distally, So I didn't go particularly conservative on the access. miniKUT EZP 15/03 prep, and thanks to PS irrigation, a nice little lateral canal a few mm before the mesial apex. Continuous wave obturation

CASE 6:

Case with a big occlusal decay, but I managed to spare the soffits. Huge palatal, packed BC putty apically. BC sealer for the other ones. miniKUT EZP 15/03

CASE 7:

A endodontically treated and restored tooth, with double post and terrible root filling. That's 90% of my cases! C shape, and I only retreated the two canals, and left the isthmus being pulp sucked and voila! CWO of course.