The Endodontic Study Clubs were founded to promote the advancement of endodontics aimed at the general dental practitioner and their team. The sessions count as a verifiable CPD. We will try to keep the sessions as practical as possible, with opportunities to have forums where we may discuss difficult cases or to be given the opportunity to use some of the latest materials and equipment available on the market.
Quality Endo (formerly Bromley) Study Club
|
Education & Training Centre
Tunbridge Wells Hospital
Tonbridge Road
Pembury
Kent
TN2 4QJ
The Shampan Restaurant
38 Chatterton Road
Bromley
Kent
BR2 9NQ
Dentistry Show
NEC Birmingham
The Shampan Restaurant
38 Chatterton Road
Bromley
Kent
BR2 9NQ
The Shampan Restaurant
38 Chatterton Road
Bromley
Kent
BR2 9NQ
The Shampan Restaurant
38 Chatterton Road
Bromley
Kent
BR2 9NQ
|
Thursday 22nd March 2018
Tuesday 24th April 2018
Friday 18thMay 2018
Tuesday 26th June 2018
Monday 17th September 2018
Monday 19th November 2018
|
Principles in modern endodontics
Aim: To understand the principles of Modern Endodontics.
(FOR DENTISTS ONLY)
Objective:
To explore the principles of canal preparation.
To understand the biological considerations in preparation.
To explore the principles of obturation.
To use a rotary or reciprocating system for preparation.
To use a heated vertical compacted obturation technique.
To understand the importance of the coronal seal.
James Aquilina
Endodontic Specialist
Avoiding Procedural Complications in Endodontics
Aim: To explore common causes for procedural complications in endodontics.
Objective:
Participants should better understand the causes of procedural complications and how to avoid them.
James Aquilina
Endodontic Specialist
Table top XP instrument demonstrations at the Schottlander stand.
Valid Consent - Where are we today?
Aim: To discuss and review the case law that has shaped the process of obtaining valid consent today.
Objective:
Discuss and define some of the case law for the last 50 years.
Reviewing how consent has moved from paternalism to autonomy. What is the difference between valid consent and informed consent? What does valid consent mean and the process of obtaining it from your patients.
Trauma Management & Endodontic Care of the Young Patient
Aim: To understand the diagnosis of Endodontic pathology.
Objective:
To be able to apply current understanding of wound healing biology to guide tissue repair following dental trauma.
Mike Harrison
Consultant in Paediatric Dentistry
Non Dental Facial Pain. A Practical Guide
Aim: To identify some of the types of non dental facial pain which can be confused as being of endodontic origin.
Objective:
Participants should gain a better understanding of non dental facial pain and their diagnosis.
Anish Shah
Consultant Oral Surgeon
|
Other Courses
| Bromley |
Thursday 15th March 2018 |
The 3D Revolution in Endodontics
|
|