Endodontics in general practice ( FULL )
Training summary
The training focuses on the exchange of knowledge and sharing of clinical experience. You will discover how to manage the removal of prosthetic elements, the removal of root posts, and perfect your unobturation and root canal irrigation techniques. In the afternoon, we will offer practical exercises using tools such as the operating microscope and 3D CBCT. A humble training, in small groups, promoting interaction and collaborative learning.
Audience concerned
Training intended only for people with a Doctorate in Dental Surgeon (Dental Medicine abroad) or students at the end of their training cycle who can exercise a liberal practice
Présentation du formateur
Dental surgeon with a practice oriented in part to exclusive endodontics
The detailed program
8h30 – 10h :
Coronal Access:
Removing Prosthetic Elements: Should Crowns and Bridges Always Be Removed Before Endodontic Treatment?
- How to determine the necessity of removing or preserving a prosthesis?
- What are the implications for treatment and future restoration?
10h – 10h30 :
Break
10h30 – 11h15 :
Corono-radicular time: Removing root posts
- What types of posts are encountered? Screw posts, fiber posts, metal posts?
- What techniques minimize risks during post removal?
11h15 – 12h00 :
Radicular Time:
The Canal Re-obturation: What are the best strategies for effectively retreating an obstructed canal?
- How to choose between manual and mechanical techniques? Which solvents to use?
- What is the importance of optimal irrigation to ensure successful retreatment?
12h00 – 13h30 :
Break lunch
14h00 – 17h00 :
Practical Exercises:
- CBCT Analysis: Is CBCT an essential asset in modern endodontics?
- Removal of Coronal and Radicular Elements: Techniques that can be applied.
- Access Cavity and Canal Orifice Location: What are the keys to a successful canal access on natural teeth? How to locate and efficiently prepare canal orifices while respecting root anatomy?
- Microscope or Loupes: Which visual aid to choose for improving endodontic outcomes?