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Medical Forum / General / Dentistry / February 2008How to find an endodontist
How do I find an endodontist who is living in the 21st century? None of the endodontists I have spoken to seem to have any awareness of the articles about coronal reinfection, thermal issues about gutta percha, or anything. They make claims that are clearly contradicted by a quick search of the literature. They all seem to be living in the twentieth century; maybe even the nineteenth. Should I be looking to a university? Is there any better way than hit and miss? I know one in Arkansas (and maybe one in Kansas City, though I haven't seen a lot of his work). ;-) D > How do I find an endodontist who is living in the 21st century? None of the > endodontists I have spoken to seem to have any awareness of the articles [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > the nineteenth. Should I be looking to a university? Is there any better way > than hit and miss? > How do I find an endodontist who is living in the 21st century? None of the > endodontists I have spoken to seem to have any awareness of the articles [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > the nineteenth. Should I be looking to a university? Is there any better way > than hit and miss? What exactly do you mean by coronal reinfection and thermal issues about gutta percha? Regards, George |
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