Tri-City Endodontics Dr. Mark Parhar

Tri-City Endodontics Dr. Mark Parhar The office of Dr. Mark Parhar. Specialized in performing root canal treatments in a modern, comfortable, and caring environment.

Nothing fancy but just a bread and butter necrotic max first molar. 4 canals and shaping with minikut to keep the shapes...
05/12/2026

Nothing fancy but just a bread and butter necrotic max first molar. 4 canals and shaping with minikut to keep the shapes conservative. GW to disinfect.

Decay and symptomatic. Midroot splitter. Composite to restore.
05/07/2026

Decay and symptomatic. Midroot splitter. Composite to restore.

Necrotic and symptomatic. GW treated and slightly challenging with the narrow canals.
04/28/2026

Necrotic and symptomatic. GW treated and slightly challenging with the narrow canals.

I thought this might be a straightforward retreatment case as there was a persistent sinus tract from the initial treatm...
04/25/2026

I thought this might be a straightforward retreatment case as there was a persistent sinus tract from the initial treatment that was done in the past 5 years. I retreated the canal and disinfected with Laser Irrigation. 3 months later the patient reported back that the sinus tract was still there. I recommended apical surgery to supplement the treatment and the answer was obvious very quickly as the greenish exudate was noted upon entry. This is suggestive of an Actinomyces infection which produce sulphur granules making them resistant and to the immune system so surgery is needed for resolution.

6 month recall for this first molar. Presented with moderate symptoms and narrow canals. GW treated and nice resolution ...
04/25/2026

6 month recall for this first molar. Presented with moderate symptoms and narrow canals. GW treated and nice resolution of the apical findings. Nothing fancy here but nice to see the healing

Symptomatic pulpitis. 1-2-1 configuration in the M root. GW treated. A little bit splashy in the D but should work out ...
04/16/2026

Symptomatic pulpitis. 1-2-1 configuration in the M root. GW treated. A little bit splashy in the D but should work out fine.

18 month follow up of this molar that was necrotic. He was in for another tooth and was able to image the molar. It has...
04/15/2026

18 month follow up of this molar that was necrotic. He was in for another tooth and was able to image the molar. It has healed nicely and functioning well. GW treated.

Emergency patient with severe pulpitis and a very anxious patient. Very difficult to get anesthesia so medicated the fi...
04/13/2026

Emergency patient with severe pulpitis and a very anxious patient. Very difficult to get anesthesia so medicated the first visit and the pain subsided quickly. GW treated and indirect restoration recommended.

This is the case from my story. The patient had mild symptoms and had seen a periodontist for assessment prior to seeing...
04/10/2026

This is the case from my story. The patient had mild symptoms and had seen a periodontist for assessment prior to seeing me. They had discussed an implant supported crown as a replacement. Not great bone support. I saw him and recommend to extract at some point and consider an implant if the periodontist thinks it was feasible or to consider a resin bonded bridge. I told him a root canal treatment wasn’t a good option due to the extent of the resorption and with severe Canal calcification I didnt feel non surgical treatment address the issue. I did throw out intentional replant as an option as well. He was appreciative of the discussion and planned on doing an implant. A few months later he came back and said he wanted to try that thing i mentioned … replantation! So we discussed it in detail and he was on board to try. The replantation went smoothly but these are stressful as I was trying to work in the 10 minute window! He was also timing me so added pressure 😵‍💫. The tooth was splinted for 2 weeks and then I placed a lingual wire as a permanent fixture to stabilize the tooth. 6 months and no issues as his tissue looks great and the tooth appears stable. He is careful with chewing and is motivated to keep this tooth as long as possible. Time will tell.

Deep cervical decay on this longish max second molar. It’s nice to conserve as much tooth structure as possible on thes...
04/08/2026

Deep cervical decay on this longish max second molar. It’s nice to conserve as much tooth structure as possible on these cases as there is a great deal of solid tooth structure.

Symptomatic with decay. Opportunistic access to leverage the caries. Laser irrigation. The void really sucks 😵‍💫 ...
04/08/2026

Symptomatic with decay. Opportunistic access to leverage the caries. Laser irrigation. The void really sucks 😵‍💫

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2726 St Johns Street
Port Moody, BC
V3H2B7

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