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Cracked Tooth Syndrome & Resorption Endo History and “Through & Through” Management
The show begins with Ruddle & Lisette talking about some highlights from the recently concluded AAE meeting… from Ruddle’s unique perspective. Then, the duo travel back to 1968 to revisit an article by Harold Stanley; has our understanding and management of fractured teeth evolved in the last 55 years? After, Ruddle is at the Board discussing the management of “through & through” resorptions… is surgery sometimes indicated? The show concludes with a return to Demotivators, because we all love an occasional dose of sarcasm, wit, and irony… as well as a little reflection on LEGACY. Wait, what?
Show Content & Timecodes
00:16 - INTRO: AAE Meeting Highlights via Ruddle Texts 08:38 - SEGMENT 1: Endo History – 1968 Article “The Cracked Tooth Syndrome” 30:55 - SEGMENT 2: Management of “Through & Through” Resorptions 59:53 - CLOSE: DemotivatorsExtra content referenced within show:
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