101. Aseptico - Dental And Surgical Products Manufacturer of implant units, endodontic systems, portable dental equipment, rubber dam, and other dental sundries. http://www.aseptico.com/

Aseptico - Advanced Technology in Dentistry Thank you! Click Here for Special Promotional Offers AVAILABLE NOW! AEU-7000E-70V Implant/Endo/Oral Surgery System High-end Features at an Affordable Price! One of Aseptico's best selling devices because of it's excellent quality, ease of use, and full feature set. Click for Details Click to Buy One Now New Software Upgrade Available Provides endo functionality to your existing AEU-7000 system. Call 866-244-2954 for upgrade information. Designed and manufactured in the USA by Aseptico Click for Media Resources NEW! Endo DTC-2 Advanced Endodontic Motor System We have included all of the great features of our best-selling electric motor system, the Endo DTC: a vast Preset File Library (includes speed and torque settings for the most popular files in use), Auto-Stop-Reverse torque control, and have given the DTC-2 handpiece calibration, a bright and easy to read LCD display, an intuitive user interface, and more! Simple to use for all and feature-packed for the advanced endodontist - create custom preset sequences for instant recall and input personal naming conventions.

102. ELC-Welcome Provides a state of the art facility which allows for a total hands-on experience. Includes a course outline, seminar schedules and a location map. Located in White Rock, BC, Canada. http://www.endodonticlearningcenter.com

THE ENDODONTIC LEARNING CENTER Suite 237, 1959 152nd St., Surrey, B.C. V4A 9E3 Phone: 604.542.1198 Before I became an endodontist I spent 7 years as a general dentist. During that time I would attend courses by famous endodontists and wonder "How did they do that?". I would study their teachings and buy all of the newest equipment but still achieve only inconsistent results. Something was missing. I had to go back to graduate school to find that something. I learned that many of the procedures I had performed as a general dentist had no basis in science and were based strictly on anecdotal evidence. I became a convert to "evidence based endodontics" and like many people who have suddenly "seen the light" I wished to share my vision with everybody. I wanted to teach. The Endodontic Learning Center is the culmination of that desire. At the center I have built a state of the art facility which allows for a total "hands-on" experience. This facility and the entire learning experience make the ever-expanding world of endodontics fun and exciting. Welcome to the Endodontic Learning Center I look forward to spending time with you here.

103. Sargenti, American Endodontic Society Home Endorses and teaches the technique of root canal therapy commonly referred to as the Sargenti or N2 method. http://www.aesoc.com/

American Endodontic Society Home President's Message CDS Mid Winter Meeting Membership Application ... Helpful Links The American Endodontic Society endorses and teaches the technique of root canal therapy commonly referred to as the Sargenti or N2 method. OUR MISSION To provide educational and scientific information on simplified endodontic procedures; to protect and preserve the right of the general dentist to perform those procedures for which he is qualified by education and experience. Please participate in our survey: We are looking for documentation that N2 was used prior to 1976. Send (by email) information pertaining to, or copies of, invoices and/or records that go back to your earliest use of N2? This information will help document the use and success of N2 in America. If you can document that you have used N2 before 1976, we want to recognize your achievements. If you can, tell us where you got your N2 at that that time. Send your data to Dr. Alvin Arzt n2dontics@gmail.com All AES MEMBERS ARE INVITED The American Endodontic Society's next Annual Meeting will be held on Monday, October 10, 2011, in Las Vegas, Nevada. The meeting will be held in conjunction with the 2011 ADA Annual Session. Additional information on this important event will be posted here as it becomes available.

104. Frequently Asked Questions Frequently Asked Questions. All you ever wanted to know about root canals, but were afraid to ask. http://www.dcendo.com/faq.htm

All you ever wanted to know about root canals, but were afraid to ask Is a root canal for you? What is Endodontics? What is the Dental Pulp? What is an Endodontist? ... Why Do I Still Feel My Tooth if I Had Root Canal Therapy? I Thought My Tooth Was Dead. Is a root canal for you? Do you have any of the following symptoms? Sensitivity to hot or cold that lingers Pain when chewing or biting Dull ache Spontaneous pain Throbbing or pulsing pain Pain that wakes you up at night A bubble or pimple on your gum that when pressed may release pus or blood (most likely, not painful) Pain that persists four to six weeks following a filling or replacement of a filling Chronic pain and/or pressure that may extend to the ear, eye or neck A tooth that feels loose One tooth is distinctly and consistently more sensitive than the other teeth Your dentist has diagnosed the need for root canal therapy, either by clinical exam or x-ray If you answered yes to any of the above, you might very well need a root canal.

105. Root Canal Treatment (endodontic Therapy): What Is "having A Root Canal"? An explanation of the root canal treatment process. Answers various questions on the treatment such as what the individual processes are in the treatment, if it is painful and what causes it to fail. http://www.animated-teeth.com/root_canal/t1_root_canal.htm

Browse the Animated-Teeth.com Directory What is root canal therapy? Where are a tooth's "root canals"? Doesn't a tooth need a nerve? Index for topic : Root Canal Treatment / Endodontic Therapy Page 1 - Where in a tooth is its nerve? Page 2 - What is the purpose of root canal treatment? Page 3 - How do you know when you need root canal treatment? Page 4 - Is root canal treatment painful? What are the individual steps of root canal treatment? Page 7 - What additional dental work is required after root canal treatment has been completed? Page 8 - How much does root canal treatment cost? Page 9 - What are the alternatives to root canal treatment? Page 10 - What can cause root canal treatment to fail? Related: Choosing: An implant vs root canal treatment. Root canal myths and misconceptions. Root canal treatment / Endodontic therapy: What is "having a root canal"? Welcome. Our topic " Root Canal Treatment / Endodontic Therapy " is organized using the following subcategories. Root canal treatment - The basics. What is root canal treatment? Terms - Endodontist, Endodontics, Surgical / non-surgical therapy. What are the goals of performing endodontic therapy? Root canal treatment - The procedure. What are the individual steps of root canal treatment?

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