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Built for file separation + perforation + NaOCl cases.
AI deposition trainer with AAE Position Statements depth.

Endodontic medmal cases concentrate around file separation without disclosure, root or furcation perforation, sodium hypochlorite accidents, missed MB2 canal in upper molars, and IAN injury from over-instrumentation. AAE Position Statements define the floor on disclosure + adverse-event management.

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Endodontics failure modes
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cited guidelines
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signature impeachment trap

Why a endodontics-specific trainer matters

Endo cases turn on documented adverse-event disclosure and appropriate specialist referral. AAE Position Statement on Patient Communication explicitly requires immediate disclosure of file separation. NaOCl accidents require specific management. Missed MB2 in upper molars is a known anatomic miss.

The 6 failure modes

Sev 9

File separation — non-disclosure

File fractured in canal; not disclosed; treatment continued without referral.

"I left the small fragment — I figured it wouldn't cause problems."
Sev 9

Perforation — recognition + repair

Root or furcation perforation not recognized intraop or not MTA-repaired per AAE.

"I felt a give — I wasn't sure if it was a perforation."
Sev 9

Sodium hypochlorite accident

NaOCl extruded into periapical tissues; emergency management not initiated.

"She had some swelling — I told her ice and ibuprofen."
Sev 9

IAN injury from over-instrumentation

Lower molar endo with NaOCl or instrument into mandibular canal; permanent paresthesia.

"I figured the numbness would resolve."
Sev 7

Missed extra canal (MB2)

Upper 1st molar treated without MB2 located/treated; persistent infection.

"I treated three canals — I didn't see a fourth."
Sev 7

Overinstrumentation / overfilling

Instruments or material beyond apex; paresthesia or chronic pain.

"I might have gone a little long."

The signature impeachment trap

"I figured it wouldn't cause problems" vs AAE disclosure standard

For file-separation cases: lock the witness into "I left the fragment and didn't think it would matter," then juxtapose against the AAE standard requiring immediate documented disclosure + alternative treatment discussion.

"You left the file fragment and didn't disclose?" → "Yes."
"AAE standard requires immediate documented disclosure of file separation?" → "Yes."
"The patient deserves to know what happened?" → "Yes."
"Your chart does not document a disclosure conversation."

Why this lands: witness has framed paternalistic clinical confidence as a substitute for patient-autonomy disclosure.

The 3 cited guidelines

AAE Position Statement on Patient CommunicationDisclosure of file separation + adverse events
AAE Treatment StandardsWorking length + irrigation + obturation + isolation
AAE Position Statement on NaOCl AccidentsImmediate management + ED referral criteria

FAQ

Why does endodontics need its own deposition trainer?

Endo cases turn on documented adverse-event disclosure + specialist referral. AAE Position Statements explicitly require this.

What guidelines does the AI cite?

AAE Position Statements (Patient Communication, NaOCl Accidents); AAE Treatment Standards.

Does it work for defense expert prep?

Yes. Expert-prep mode against your defense endodontist.

Pricing?

Bundled in MedLegal AI Pro ($49/mo), Professional ($249/mo), or Firm ($499/mo).

Start with the 2-minute endodontics demo

No signup, no mic. Cross-exam transfers to endo — lock witness into AAE disclosure standard.

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