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Dr. Jason Hales
Specialty: Dental health
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Mesa, Arizona
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Dr. Jason J. Hales joined Superstition Springs Endodontics in June 2002. He was raised in Indiana...
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Retreatment & MTA Save a Perforated Tooth
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The following case was submitted by Dr. Rico D. Short of Smyrna, GA. Original endodontic treatment was done 15 years ago. The crowns on 8 & 9 were replaced 2 years earlier at ...
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Endodontic Retreatment & MTA Preserve the Tooth
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Here's a tooth that had endodontic treatment over 10 years ago. While the clinician had difficulty finding all the canals, the tooth has been functional for quite some time. ...
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Apexification with Calcium Hydroxide & MTA Fill
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This 15 year old patient has a history of trauma to #8. Trauma occurred at an age before apical closure occurred. Tooth was diagnosed with necrotic pulp and symptomatic apic ...
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Removing a Broken Endodontic File
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Anyone performing endodontics occasionally has a separated instrument. This case was referred for removal of a separated instrument.The file is in the MB#2 canal. Since it is ...
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Saving the Natural Tooth with Intentional Reimplantation
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Intentional reimplantation is the intentional removal (extraction) and reimplantation of a tooth. This technique can be useful for teeth that cannot be treated with traditiona ...
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Loss of Tooth Structure - by Mark Montana DDS
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This week's Inner Space Seminar, sponsored by Superstition Springs Endodontics, was presented by Dr. Mark Montana. Dr. Montana is a highly recognized prosthodontist practicing ...
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Resorption of Calcium Hydroxide Paste
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Calcium Hydroxide is widely used in endodontics for a number of purposes. Its antimicrobial properties are attributed to its high pH (basic), destructive effects on bacterial ...
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The Evolution of Implant Success
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The 7th Annual Spring into Dentistry seminar was held on March 6th, 2009 in Mesa, AZ. The guest lecturer was Dr. Robert London of Seattle, Washington. Dr. London is currently ...
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Root Canals Save Your Natural Teeth
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Occasionally I will use the images posted on the endo blog to aid in communication with patients. Whether trying to explain the healing of an abscess or show the patient how ...
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Research Update: Use of MTA for Direct Pulp Capping
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In a recent post, we have discussed the use of MTA as a pulp capping agent. A recent article by Yasuda, Ogawa, Arakawa, Kadowaki and Saito entitled "The Effect of Mineral Tri ...
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Endodontic Surgery in the Esthetic Zone
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One of the big challenges with dental implants is working in the esthetic zone (anterior maxilla). Crestal bone loss, which often occurs with dental implants, can lead to loss ...
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Getting the Stain Out!
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Following trauma, tooth discoloration is very common. The discoloration comes from the bleeding inside the pulpal chamber. The dentin becomes stained as the blood gets into th ...
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Root Perforation causing Tooth Loss
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This patient came to our office for evaluation of tooth #3. He reported having a recent root canal and crown done by a general dentist. Since the time the work was completed, ...
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Root Canal or Implant?
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The latest version of Inside Dentistry (July/August 2008, volume 4, number 7) has a very interesting cover story by Allison M. DiMatteo BA, MPS. As an endodontist, I have bee ...
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Don't pull that tooth yet!
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This patient came into our office complaining of pain on tooth #3. She reported that she had the RCT done within the last year, but it had never felt better. I'm sure that if ...
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Preventing Rotary File Separation
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Anyone using rotary files will occasionally have a file separation. Here are a few tips to prevent rotary file separation. 1. Always create a glide path for the rotary file t ...
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Vertical Root Fracture
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Vertical root fracture (VRF) can be one of the most challenging parts of endodontic diagnosis. It is often only diagnosed after you have ruled out everything else. Since trea ...
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Time for an Implant
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This patient was referred to my office today to finish the RCT on #5. I was obviously a little concerned about the restorability of the tooth. Since she traveled quite far, an ...
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Catching a baseball with your teeth
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This youngster tried to catch a baseball with his teeth. Tooth #9 was partially avulsed. Luckily his neighbor is a dental hygenist and knew to re-implant the tooth immediately ...
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Dental Pulp Tissue
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This is neat image of a vital dental pulp. The tooth was diagnosed with irreversible pulpitis, acute apical periodontitis and cracked tooth syndrome. RCT was completed prior t ...
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