Bilateral Supernumerary Teeth Presenting as Nasal Masses and Recurrent Rhinitis: An Interesting Case Report.

The presence of a tooth inside the nasal cavity is a rare clinical entity. The exact pathophysiology is not clear and most of the times, these patients present with non-specific symptoms. We encountered a 51-year-old male with symptoms of bilateral recurrent nasal obstruction and nasal discharge of 10 years' duration.

Comparative Evaluation of the Efficacy of Novel Root Canal Irrigation Techniques on Reduction of Count: An Study.

Aim And Objective: To compare the effectiveness of three irrigation systems, namely, Endovac system, Max I probe, and Navitip FX, in reduction of population from the root canal using agar diffusion method.

Materials And Methods: Sixty extracted intact human permanent maxillary anterior teeth were selected for this study. In group I, root canals were irrigated using brush covered 30-gauge NaviTipFX.