They WON'T show this TIP in Dental SCHOOL {MB2}

[@drabdulrahman7464]

​​Must say You Sir and Ali Nasseh are the ones that revolutionised my endo. Thank You and God bless your content.

[@marygracevidor5576]

Thank you very much for this wonderful video

[@Anthro101Video]

Really great video, thank you for posting! The Brassler ScoutVT 14.03v and 17.04v may help with establishing a “glidepath” for WaveOne Small after opening MB2 orifice. If routinely finding MB2 to be more mesial (which it usually is), consider Munce #2 (white) instead. Protaper universal manual files SX (orange) and S1 (purple) may help with the MB2 that make hard mesial and then acute buccal/palatal turns.

[@walter1977ww]

Nice catching that mb2 doc.... Greetings from Venezuela

[@gregors.5734]

I used to use the W1G 20 file for a long time as my " no handfile used prior" glidepath file, but a few times the file proved to be to stiff. I switched to the ISO 12.5 Reciproc Pilot file and this thing rocks!

[@AllThingsDentistry]

I’ve thought about this comment for the past few days. I don’t have access to the R pilot (not sold in North America). Is there any other file that is similar?

[@gregors.5734]

@AllThingsDentistry VDW was bought by Dentsply Sirona and rumors are they are stopping the entire line up of the company, as it proved to be to much competition. Redent Nova ( or the new company) will be releasing a new glidepath file together with the new SAF file, maybe this will get to you? FKG Scout race files are good too! The newer files by Buchanan, are they available in Canada?

[@Anthro101Video]

Consider Brassler ScoutVT 14.03

[@gregors.5734]

@@Anthro101Video Those are heat treated and not the more robust M-Wire NiTi

[@wanlingang2893]

Hi sir, thank you for the great video! Can I clarify what happens when you lose sight of the white line/dot? How can you be confident that you are still going in the right direction?

[@richardkrotky7492]

Solid endo, although I do not use reciprocating tools as much as I used to. I just wonder why using cavit as temporary filling? There is plenty of amalgam and the walls of the tooth can crack. GIC would take only a few minutes more and would be much safer.

[@AllThingsDentistry]

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[@juliroyston6512]

I watched one of your videos that revealed what endo motor and apex locator you prefer to use, but I can't find it now. Can you recommend an endo motor with apex locator? Are any of the inexpensive ebay one's good?

[@richardkrotky7492]

Woodpecker in Terauchi edition is used in our clinic for more than two years without any problem.

[@juliroyston6512]

@@richardkrotky7492 Thank you. I ended up purchasing the woodpecker radar and i'm very happy with it.

[@MM-je9wh]

Where do u find it more? On line between mb1 and db or mb1 and palat canal?

[@AllThingsDentistry]

Great question. I start just palatal to mb1 and slowly move towards the palate.

[@Dankforth]

as a new dentist I am having trouble finding the courage to trough for MB2 due to the fear of perforation. in your experience how many milimeters apically past the orifice of Mb1 will you trough for MB2 before you give up and obturate just 3 canals?

[@Mytoothmission]

CBCT? If endodontist are using it GP should use it

[@m.ch.9673]

Only way is take a Cbct...

[@Dankforth]

@@Mytoothmission it’s unrealistic to take cbct’s prior to every molar endo, even endodontists don’t do it unless if there’s a specific reason to

[@Mytoothmission]

We take CBCT for every Molar pts. It saves us time and patient's time. Makes our job more efficient and predictable. Every endodontist I worked with takes CBCT, Why wouldn't you take it. It takes literally few seconds

[@nassimbaaziz]

@@Mytoothmission not every practice has a cbct

[@qmuharibdds8377]

what liquid dam you are using, sir? thank you

[@AllThingsDentistry]

I’m usually using oraseal - but I’ve learned a new trick with Kooldam or opaldam….dry the teeth before application and it will stick better

[@guilhermesada5840]

Thank you for this!

[@AllThingsDentistry]

You’re welcome!!