Filippo Cardinali

Filippo Cardinali Graduate in Dentistry and Dental Prostheses at the University of Ancona in 1992
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IFEA WEC 2026 in Sydney was amazing!!!! Perfect organization and a great scientific program!!! What a pleasure attending...
31/08/2026

IFEA WEC 2026 in Sydney was amazing!!!! Perfect organization and a great scientific program!!! What a pleasure attending the lecture of Prof. Geoffrey Heithersay, a real endo legend!!!! And last but not least, Sydney was very special to me for being appointed as Chair of the Clinical Outreach Committee, joining the Board of Directors for the 2026–2028 term: thanks to the board for the trust!!!!!

1.5: Necrosis - Periapical Lesion - CHC & CeraSeal - 4-year recallThe patient was referred for the treatment of a sympto...
29/06/2026

1.5: Necrosis - Periapical Lesion - CHC & CeraSeal - 4-year recall
The patient was referred for the treatment of a symptomatic tooth 1.5, which presented a periapical lesion on the preoperative radiograph. The tooth was tender to percussion and palpation.
The treatment was completed in two visits:
First visit: The root canal was shaped, cleaned, and dressed with calcium hydroxide.
Second visit: The canal was obturated using the Cold Hydraulic Condensation (CHC) technique, employing a single cone paired with CeraSeal bioceramic sealer.
Follow-ups at 1 and 4 years demonstrate the concrete possibility of achieving a 3D obturation using this sealer-based technique. The recall radiographs show complete healing of the lesion and the long-term stability of CeraSeal, highlighting remodeling but no resorption of the overfilled bioceramic sealer.
Want to know more about the outcomes of teeth with apical periodontitis? Scan the QR code in the image to download the full paper for free!
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Next Stop Madrid!!!
29/05/2026

Next Stop Madrid!!!

1.5: Necrosis - Periapical Lesion - CHC & CeraSeal - 4 years recallThe patient was referred for the treatment of a sympt...
15/05/2026

1.5: Necrosis - Periapical Lesion - CHC & CeraSeal - 4 years recall
The patient was referred for the treatment of a symptomatic 1.5, which presented a periapical lesion on the preoperative radiograph. The tooth was tender to percussion and palpation. Treatment was completed in two visits: during the first visit, the tooth was shaped, cleaned, and dressed with calcium hydroxide. During the second visit, the canal was obturated using the Cold Hydraulic Condensation technique, employing a single cone with CeraSeal bioceramic sealer.Follow-ups at 1 and 4 years demonstrate the stability of this sealer-based technique and the healing of the lesion, with no resorption of the overfilled bioceramic sealer.
Do you want to know more about outcome of teeth with Apical Periodontitis? Check the link in the first comment and download the paper!!!!
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THINKING OUT OF THE BOX2.6 Small Perforation Management - Overfilling - 7 years recall Patient was refereed for the trea...
27/04/2026

THINKING OUT OF THE BOX
2.6 Small Perforation Management - Overfilling - 7 years recall
Patient was refereed for the treatment of a symptomatic 2.6 still symptomatic after the first visit done by the referral dentist. The tooth was tender to percussion and palpation. The colleague thought the problem was the broken file in disto-buccal canal. The CBCT shows the mucosal thickening of the Schneiderian membrane of the maxillary sinus and presence of a small perforation that is probably the result of a ledge creation in the mesio-buccal canal. The maxillary sinus is tender to the palpation, the tooth was tender to percussion and palpation. Treatment was done in 2 visits. During the first visit the tooth was shaped, cleaned and dressed with calcium hydroxide. The broken file was behind the curvature and not visible under the scope; for this reason the removal was excluded and an attempt of by-pass was done. The small perforation was treated as a big canal and it was prepared up to 50 with rotary files. During the second visit the canals were obdurated using the Cold Hydraulic Condensation Technique, a single cone with CeraSeal bioceramic sealer. The by-pass of the broken file was not successful and even the perforation was obturated with a single cone and CeraSeal.
At the post operative RX is visible that the overfilled material behind the perforation has a strange shape: immediately after the “foramen” of the perforation is normal as in many other cases, but the then is like a line, probably at that level there was a sinus tract inside the maxillary sinus.
Review at 1, 2, 3 and 7 years shows the stability of this sealer based technique and the healing of the lesion with no resorption of the overfilled bioceramic sealer in contact with bone structure; as aspected the sealer in the sinus tract disappeared together with the infection of Schneider membrane.
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