The Root Canal Anatomy Project: October 2020

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October 30, 2020

Mandibular First Molar

Root Canal Anatomy Project

Merging Science & Art

Mandibular First Molar

Mandibular Canine with Apical Ramification - Dr Marco Versiani

Mandibular Canine with Apical Ramification

Root Canal Anatomy Project

Merging Science & Art

October 26, 2020

Maxillary Lateral Incisor

Root Canal Anatomy Project

Merging Science & Art

Realistic 3D model obtained by micro-CT technology and characterized by using advanced computer design techniques.

October 3, 2020

Worldwide expertise in X-Ray Micro-CT

Realistic 3D Anatomies

Root Canal Anatomy Project

Merging Art & Science

Realistic 3D models obtained with micro-CT technology and textured using advanced computacional graphic methods.

Root Canal Anatomy: 3D animations

Root Canal Anatomy Project

Merging Art & Science

Flying over the root canal system of a mandibular first molar

Sometimes, anatomy makes me crazy

If the supervillain Thanos from Marvel decided that root canal should die

The anatomy and the heat-treated instrument are based on real objects (microCT-based model).

But - in clinics - would it be able to do that?

Root canal system of a maxillary first molar

C-shaped canal in a mandibular second molar