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hey this is asheville things dentistry thanks so much for joining me the next series of videos are going to be called the calcified series and i was really inspired when i tackled a couple of cases really calcified cases a few days ago and youamp;#39;re seeing that youamp;#39;re watching them right now and i wanted to pay homage to the people in my life that have changed and given changed my skills and given me the tips that have allowed me to be to conquer these things and opening up a canal just like you saw there is like the most magical feeling i know it sounds cheesy but iamp;#39;m passionate one of the most magical feelings ever so weamp;#39;re going to walk through a bunch of tips that iamp;#39;ve been taught by some great mentors in my life and i want to share those with you so you can do the same and this is the first tip in this the calcified series what we call that and if you take a periodical radiograph you know normally what happens is this is what you see so you can