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08/09/2026

September is looking busy at Odne. 👀

A month full of learning, conversations, clinical insights and opportunities to connect with the endodontic community.

Here’s what’s coming up:

September 16 | Live Webinar Spark Study Club
Hydrodynamic Cavitation in Endodontics: Principles and Clinical Applications
with Rubén Rosas, DDS

A closer look at what cavitation actually does inside the canal, where it can go beyond conventional syringe irrigation, and how to integrate it into a safer, evidence-based protocol.

September 17–18 | Global Endodontics Symposium
Boston, Massachusetts

September 18–19 | FAE Fall Forum
Hollywood, Florida

September 24–26 | TDO User Group Meeting
San Diego, California

Will we see you at any of them?

Save the dates and stay tuned for more updates throughout the month.

06/09/2026

In endodontics, more is not always the objective.

Every clinical decision comes with a balance: creating the conditions for effective disinfection while preserving as much natural tooth structure as possible.

And that balance becomes especially relevant when we look at the complexity of the root canal system.

Because successful treatment is not simply about how much we shape. It is about how we combine preparation, irrigation and technology to address the anatomy we are actually treating.

This is where the conversation around minimally invasive endodontics becomes especially interesting.

Can we rethink the relationship between shaping and cleaning?

With Root Preservation Therapy, the goal is to move towards a different equation: effective debridement with greater respect for the natural anatomy of the tooth.

Swipe through to explore why preparation size is only part of the story.

01/09/2026

Sometimes, the best team moments happen far away from meeting rooms.

For our latest Odne team event, we swapped laptops for a picnic, intuitive archery, summer sledging and some well-deserved time by the lake.

A day to get outside, try something different, laugh together and simply enjoy being a team beyond the everyday routine.

Because building great things together also means making time to connect, recharge and have some fun along the way.

Here’s a little glimpse of our day!

29/08/2026

Does more shaping really mean better cleaning?

Mechanical preparation is essential in root canal treatment — but anatomy does not always follow the path of the file.

Fins, isthmuses, recesses and other anatomical complexities may remain beyond direct instrument contact, even when canal preparation is increased.

This is one of the principles behind Root Preservation Therapy: instead of removing more tooth structure to make treatment reach further, we ask how debridement can extend beyond the areas directly contacted by files.

With OdneClean, hydro-dynamic cavitation powered by sterile water supports debridement deep within the prepared canal while helping preserve more natural tooth structure.

Files create the pathway.
Debridement needs to go beyond it.

Swipe to explore the myth vs. the fact. 👉

23/08/2026

Retreatment means working with more than the anatomy of the tooth.

It also means working with the decisions, materials and limitations of the previous treatment.

In this case, a previously treated and crowned tooth presented with asymptomatic apical periodontitis and a large apical lesion.

One year after single-visit retreatment with OdneClean and BC sealer, the lesion showed a clear radiographic reduction and the PAI score changed from 4 to 2.

The lesion had not completely disappeared.

But meaningful healing does not always mean immediate or complete radiographic resolution.

It means assessing the direction in which the case is evolving and continuing to follow it over time.

Clinical case by Dr. Jenny He.

16/08/2026

Biofilm is not simply bacteria sitting on a surface.

It is a structured microbial community protected by its own matrix — making it harder to disrupt, especially in the complex anatomy of the root canal system.

Isthmuses, lateral canals, ramifications, dentinal tubules and apical complexities can all remain beyond the direct reach of instruments.

That is why effective cleaning goes beyond shaping.

It requires movement, activation and fluid dynamics capable of extending cleaning into areas that files cannot physically access.

This is the principle behind OdneClean: using hydro-dynamic cavitation with sterile water to support cleaning beyond the reach of instrumentation.

Beyond files. Powered by water.

14/08/2026

The immediate post-operative radiograph is only the beginning of the story.

At that stage, the periapical lesion was still visible.

It was the one-year follow-up that provided a clearer picture of how the case had evolved.

This case by Dr. Jenny He is also particularly interesting because the treated tooth was an abutment of a bridge, adding another layer to the clinical decision-making process.

At the one-year assessment, no periapical lesion was radiographically detectable, and the PAI score had changed from 4 to 1.

A reminder that treatment outcomes cannot always be evaluated on the day the canals are filled.

They are revealed through time, follow-up and careful reassessment.

11/08/2026

Do you want access to the full webinar? Comment CAMPUS.

Root canal anatomy does not adapt to our instruments.
And when parts of that anatomy remain beyond direct file contact, the debridement strategy becomes just as important as the shaping strategy.

In this on-demand webinar, Dr. Melissa Vettraino Bachstein moves beyond the theory to explore how hydro-dynamic cavitation can be incorporated into everyday endodontic treatment.

From the scientific principles behind the technology to its application in real clinical cases, this session offers a practical perspective on debridement and root preservation.

Missed the live webinar?
Comment CAMPUS and we will send you access to the full session.

04/08/2026

The most powerful part of OdneClean is something you cannot see with the naked eye.

Deep inside the root canal, microscopic v***r bubbles form and rapidly collapse, generating physical forces that help disrupt biofilm and debris.

This is what makes hydrodynamic cavitation so interesting in endodontics.

It works beyond the areas directly touched by instruments, supporting debridement even within complex root canal anatomy while preserving a minimally invasive approach.

Tiny bubbles. Powerful physics. A completely different approach to debridement.

29/07/2026

A canal can look clean and still hide what matters most.

That is one of the biggest challenges in endodontics.

Root canal systems are not simple, straight spaces. They contain anatomical complexities where microorganisms and biofilm can persist beyond the direct reach of mechanical instrumentation.

This is why visual cleanliness alone cannot tell us the full story.

Successful treatment requires us to think beyond what has been physically removed and consider what may still remain in areas we cannot see or directly touch.

Because in endodontics, looking clean and being disinfected are not the same thing.

And understanding that difference can change the way we approach treatment.

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