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roots international No. 3, 2021
Cover / Editorial / Content / Elements of dental instrument design / Treatment of complex root canal systems—challenging but achievable / En route to the apex with the navigator / Root canal therapy in a maxillary first molar with a highly curved mesiobuccal root / Target endodontic microsurgery / The use of Bio-C Sealer and Bio-C Repair in periapical surgery / Calcium silicate-based endodontic materials: A clinical perspective / Machine-learning algorithms may help in predicting tooth loss / Literature favours air puriers as COVID-19 transmission risk mitigant / The impacts of the pandemic on dental practice - A shift in the oral health paradigm / Slow Dentistry global network growing / Slow down everyone—dentistry does not need to be done at speed - Part 3: “Slow Dentistry has resonated around the world and is growing exponentially” / Dentists who collect: Dr Kenneth Montague of Toronto - An interview with Dr Kenneth Montague, a dentist and art collector / Manufacturer news / Meetings / Submission guidelines / Imprint /
- Cover 1 - 1
- Editorial 3 - 3
- Content 4 - 4
- Elements of dental instrument design 6 - 9
- Treatment of complex root canal systems—challenging but achievable 10 - 17
- En route to the apex with the navigator 18 - 19
- Root canal therapy in a maxillary first molar with a highly curved mesiobuccal root 20 - 23
- Target endodontic microsurgery 24 - 29
- The use of Bio-C Sealer and Bio-C Repair in periapical surgery 30 - 31
- Calcium silicate-based endodontic materials: A clinical perspective 32 - 37
- Machine-learning algorithms may help in predicting tooth loss 38 - 39
- Literature favours air puriers as COVID-19 transmission risk mitigant 40 - 41
- The impacts of the pandemic on dental practice - A shift in the oral health paradigm 42 - 43
- Slow Dentistry global network growing 44 - 44
- Slow down everyone—dentistry does not need to be done at speed - Part 3: “Slow Dentistry has resonated around the world and is growing exponentially” 45 - 47
- Dentists who collect: Dr Kenneth Montague of Toronto - An interview with Dr Kenneth Montague, a dentist and art collector 48 - 52
- Manufacturer news 54 - 55
- Meetings 56 - 56
- Submission guidelines 57 - 57
- Imprint 58 - 58