Streiter for allowing us to publish his case study.Īre you looking forward to finding the latest technology, products and services that dentistry has to offer?Įverything you can imagine will be exhibited at CDA Presents The Art and Science of Dentistry in Anaheim, May 12-14, 2016. The canals were then filled with gutta percha using vertical condensation. it was followed with a #20-.06 and light shaping with a #25-.06. Next I used the Evolve rotaries along with sodium hypochlorite. K files and established a glide path using prolube as a lubricant. They had no problem with the severe curvature of the roots.
I was very impressed with how easily the files shaped the canals and how flexible they were. it was followed with a #20-.06 and light shaping with a #25-.06. I started with #10 and 15 k files and established a glide path using prolube as a lubricant.
I had just received my order of Evolve rotary files and thought this was a good case to use them. It was discussed with the patient that due to the severe dilaceration or curvature of the roots there was some question as to whether the root canal could be done successfully. There was a periapical lesion on the mesial root. In checking tooth # 32 it was in good occlusion. The patient was having severe pain on tooth #32. To read more about the Endodontic Educator Fellowship Award go to Foundation News Q: As EdgeEndo grows, what do you think the future holds?Ī: We will develop the best endodontic files, by far, and continue to offer them at half the cost. Q: How do you see the importance of full-time faculty shaping the future of the profession?Ī: Endodontic faculty are the heart and soul of our future and success! What inspired you to make the pledge?Ī: The AAE and Endodontics have been such a tremendous help to me that I more than wanted to help any way I could. Q: As a relatively young company, EdgeEndo made a tremendous commitment to the Foundation by making a $375,000 pledge. With that background, I just knew I could design a better NiTi rotary file at half the cost, and it would be a game changer. How did you discover your passion for innovation?Ī: My undergraduate major was mechanical engineering. Q: You are also an inventor of numerous endodontic products. This could provide a return on investment of millions of dollars, allowing them to retire earlier, spend more time with their families, or just relax and work less. This could allow them to do better, safer root canals while saving $10,000-$30,000 per year. Goodis’s commitment to endodontic excellence:Ī: Being an Endodontist, I wanted to create a better NiTi rotary file at half the cost for other endodontists. Goodis graduated from the University of Michigan School of Dentistry, and he received his Certificate in Endodontics from the University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine. He made his first pledge in 2004, and later increased his pledge to the Topaz Level ($15,000). Goodis has a long history of supporting the Foundation. A full-time educator, chosen by the selection committee, will be receiving $250,000 over five years of full-time teaching. Goodis signed a pledge form for $375,000 to the Foundation for Endodontics, making EdgeEndo the Foundation’s second-largest corporate supporter! As part of their gracious pledge, EdgeEndo will be the sponsor of the 2016 Endodontic Educator Fellowship Award. The Foundation has also been lucky enough to be on the receiving end of Edge Endo’s generous support, thanks to its founder, Dr. The company first exhibited with the Association in 2013 since then, EdgeEndo has greatly expanded its offerings and attends all major events including the AAE’s annual meeting and APICES. We want to thank the Foundation for Endodontics for allowing us to reprint the following story from the 2016 Focus Newsletter.Į ndo has been around for a few years, and since its inception, has been heavily involved with promoting excellence in endodontics. EdgeEndo® Second Largest Corporate Supporter of Foundations for Endodontics.
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