Isolation and Build-Up of Extensive Subgingival Caries - Case Studies

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Case: Patient presenting with extensive subgingival caries and a need for root canal treatment

Patient: 63 year old male with high blood pressure, type II diabetes, and high cholesterol
Chief Complaint: Constant pain and biting sensitivity
Dental History: An old composite restoration "debonded" in the distal box area with extensive class 2 distal caries extending deep into the root resulting in a pulp exposure.

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