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  • in reply to: Let me rephrase it……….. #6255

    dkimmel
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    Yep I would buy all 3 of my ER lasers again. Heck I would like to get a fourth. However Susan would lets say not be happy. I have learned so much form each one. As far as Cancun vs the diode. You have the Periolase so you don’t need a diode. My diode is the least used of my lasers….As far as Cancun…Unless you just want to go , I would ask form a discount or more tips. Yep the more I think of it ask for the difference in tips!!! Oh, Better yet an advance course that I hear is soon to be taught!! smile.gif

    in reply to: Image Uploads #8749

    Bob Huskey
    Spectator

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    in reply to: Let me rephrase it……….. #6261

    N8RV
    Spectator

    Ditto what’s been said.

    I bought the Hoya a few years ago and also bought their DiodDent diode laser. It sits in the corner collecting dust now. I have no need for it with the PerioLase in the office.

    in reply to: Soft Tissue Procedures #3372

    Anonymous
    Spectator

    Jeff, here’s one you inspired me to do !


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    Pt visited endodontist who diagnosed vertical fracture on 13 and recommended ext.
    [img]https://www.laserdentistryforum.com/attachments/upload/evers13.JPG[/img]

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    We decided to place gp point and low and behold-

    [img]https://www.laserdentistryforum.com/attachments/upload/evers13gp.JPG[/img]

    Decided to try lasing-

    GP was 12mm. Lased at 10mm and withdrew as laser was fired.
    150 us, 160mj, 20hz 142J

    550us,180mj,20 hz, 50j

    Immediate postop-

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    1 year follow up-

    [img]https://www.laserdentistryforum.com/attachments/upload/evers1yr.JPG[/img]

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    Thanks for sharing your original case as I have a very happy patient.

    in reply to: Let me rephrase it……….. #6257

    dmd92east
    Spectator

    Thanks everybody!!!!!!!!!

    in reply to: Image Uploads #8754

    Nick Luizzi
    Spectator

    Is there a simple way to reduce pixel size without going to photoshop or another program?
    Nick

    in reply to: Low Level Lasers in Dentistry #8977

    Nick Luizzi
    Spectator

    Herb:
    I wonder if you would be willing to comment on an issue that I came across last year. It has to do with the use of low level lasers placed at accupuncture locations, thrumb and forefinger, wrist, which correspond to the mouth/teeth pain receptors. The LLL treatment is used as a pre-cursor to using the Erbium laser on pediatric patients without chemical anastesia. And this was reportedly with a very high success rate.
    Also, what correlation do you feel exists between low level laser energy and the Qi (chi or life energy that asian medicine utilizes)?
    Nick Luizzi

    in reply to: Failing RCT revisted #10631

    Andrew Satlin
    Spectator

    Ron,
    Aweome case!!! Really unbelievable. Did you consider retx the endo in addition?
    You should post this on the periolase section too!

    Andy

    in reply to: Failing RCT revisted #10626

    Anonymous
    Spectator

    Thanks, Andy. The patient is a Ford employee who needs lots of things done and for the last year has just been buying time with her dental work due to likely being one of many permanently layed off. If things
    change for her &#36 wise we will look at the endo again but if it stays stable …..???

    Would you go ahead and retreat?

    in reply to: Failing RCT revisted #10632

    Andrew Satlin
    Spectator

    Ron,

    You know I am no authority on endo tx. My last one was in 1992. But, the xray angle makes it look a bit short. I would worry that it might be a source for reinfection.

    See ya

    Andy

    in reply to: Failing RCT revisted #10627

    Anonymous
    Spectator

    Well, my last one was about 1996 so if it gets redone it won’t be by me smile.gif Andy,If you look at the image w/ the gp it is a much better angle and doesn’t look too bad.

    in reply to: Failing RCT revisted #10630

    Glenn van As
    Spectator

    Awesome cool case Ron. Wow.

    I think that there is a 2nd canal or 2nd root in this one. The one is filled short but it surprises me on the healing.

    If it was me I would wait and see if it stays asymptomatic and lesion free radiographically.

    Wow, what a great case.

    Glenn

    in reply to: Let me rephrase it……….. #6259

    Glenn van As
    Spectator

    I think that with the periolase you dont need a diode.

    Take the Cancun trip or take credit towards CE as you will need training for the laser (like the Periolase which has unrivalled training in my estimation)

    Hope that helps

    Glenn

    in reply to: Failing RCT revisted #10628

    Anonymous
    Spectator
    QUOTE
    Quote: from Glenn van As on 9:15 pm on Sep. 11, 2006

    I think that there is a 2nd canal or 2nd root in this one.  
    Glenn

    Glenn, I think you may be right. Just thinking out loud here but looking at the 2 xrays, I’m thinking the 2nd is taken more from the mesial (B roots on the molar seem to have moved more distally) and more of a concavity is seen on the distal. So… maybe a palatal canal was treated originally on the Bi and when I went in with the laser I zapped the bugs left behind around the buccal canal ( and with ndyag penetration possibly in?). This will just have to remain speculation for now as I don’t think my patient would let me extract it or cut into the bridge at this point to prove it.

    in reply to: Let me rephrase it……….. #6256

    dmd92east
    Spectator

    My thougts are put the diode in another op for restorative needs rather than keep schlepping the periolase from room to room. Or let the hygienists use it for stm?

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