This week I have a case of a pulp stone in the root canal space of a maxillary canine. Pulp stones are incidental findings and do not need treatment. This case is slightly enlarging the shape of the root canal. Pulp stones present as a radiopaque entity in either the […]
This week I have a case of internal resorption that is small and still possible to treat without extraction. There is a linear radiolucent area over the root of the mandibular right central incisor (#25). Note that the radiolucent area is continuous with the root canal. Treatment to retain the […]
This week I am showcasing a frequently seen incidental finding; a retained deciduous root fragment. A retained deciduous root fragment can be seen monthly in a dental setting. The most commonly retained tooth is the deciduous second molar. These root fragments are seen on either the mesial or the distal […]
