Endodontic Treatment of Calcified 1.1 & Internal Bleaching

Patient came to the practice for an endodontic consult on tooth 1.1. The patient recalled a trauma event during childhood. Tooth 1.1 had modified colour and was negative for cold testing and axial percussion. Clinical diagnosis was pulp necrosis and the radiographic image showed missing the pulp chamber compared to adjacent tooth 2.1 and no root canal outline indicating calcification. The recommended therapy was root canal treatment considering a minimal invasive approach. Minimal invasive cavity access, fortunately there was minimal loss of tooth structure Entrance in the canal was found using DG-16 explorer Coronal preflaring using Wave One Gold Small (20.07v) Manual scouting with C-file #6 #8 and #10 After confirming patency and working length, I started rotary instrumentation with…