Minimally Invasive Endo Aim: To understand the none root filling aspect of Endodontics. Objective: To understand the Endodontist role in preserving a vital pulp and the materials used. To look at new instrumentation and obturation developments that preserve tooth structure. An Update in Preparation (hands on course) Aim: To understand the principles of mechanical preparation. Objective:
To understand changes to the traditional preparation principles. Diagnosis Aim: To understand the diagnosis of Endodontic pathology. Objective:
Access Aim: To understand the principles of an ideal access cavity and how they can influence the outcome of your preparation.Objective:
Resorption Aim: To identify the different types of resorption and their management.Objective:
Obturation (limited hands on) Aim: To explore different techniques of obturationObjective:
Pain Control Aim: To explore pain management before, during and after endodontic treatmentObjective:
Dento/Legal aspects of endodontics Lecture by Stephen Henderson Senior Dento-Legal advisor Dental Protection Ltd. Endodontic Assessment & Identifying Endodontic Referrals Aim: To review factors involved in assessing cases & diagnostic tools. Objective: For participants to assess presented cases relating to whether treatment should be attempted or referred. Contemporary Endodontics Aim: To review contemporary endodontics Objective: To identify materials, techniques, and methods used in contemporary endodontics. Irrigation Aim: To identify the various irrigants used in Endodontics and their use. Objective: To identify the solutions used for canal irrigation. To discuss their advantages and disadvantages. To explore how they are applied to the root canal. Principles in Modern Endodontics Aim: To understand what are the principles in Modern Endodontics Objective: To explore the principles of canal preparation.
Endodontic failures Objective: To identify the causes of endodontic failures, how we can try avoided them and how they are managed Essential Practical Endodontics Aim: To be able to assess endodontic cases. To understand the principles of modern canal preparation, disinfection and obturation Objective: To be able to fully evaluate the suitability of a case for treatment in general practice. To discuss the ideal features of modern canal preparation and how to achieve them and prevent common complications. To discuss obturation of the canal and the restoration of the endodontically treated tooth. To prepare and obturate a practice block/tooth using minimal instruments and a reciprocating system. Principles of Preparation, ProTaper Next hands on Aim: To understand the principles of canal preparation. Objective: To review the aims of canal preparation. To explore how these can be achieved. To identify common problems that occur during preparation and how to prevent them. To prepare a plastic block using ProTaper Next instruments. Biodentine - Indications and hands on Aim: To understand situations where Biodentine (and MTA) can be used in Endodontics. Objective: To look at the properties of Biodentine (and MTA). To look at clinical situations where the materials can be used. To practice mixing the material and handle the material. Trauma Aim: To understand the principles of managing trauma to the dental tissues. Objectives: To review the assessment of dental injuries and their classification. To understand the requirements and management of the tissues involved. Restoration of the endodontically treated tooth Aim: To understand the importance of the coronal seal and how it can be achieved.Objective: Participants should appreciate the importance of the coronal seal and its effect on the prognosis of endodontic treatment. They will also be able to use a post and core system Essential Endodontics. Section 63 Course This full day course will cover case assessment, treatment planning, canal preparation and canal obturation. Aim: To update the general dental practitioner on the principles of modern endodontics. Objectives: To prepare and obturate plastic blocks and/or extracted teeth using reciprocating preparation and vertically compacted gutta percha. These principles can be applied to hand and rotary preparation.
Aim: To identify and understand the management of common Endodontic mishaps. Objectives: Participants should be able to identify common Endodontic mishaps, their management and prevention. WaveOne WaveOne is a new preparation technique. It allows root canal preparation to be performed with a single disposable instrument used with a reciprocating action. Aim: To review the role of mechanical instrumentation in endodontics and to use the WaveOne system. Objectives: Participants should be able to understand the principles of reciprocating preparation. Prepare a plastic block using the WaveOne system, and review the principles of endodontic treatment. Rotary Preparation Aim: To demonstrate modern concepts in preparation with an emphasis on rotary preparation. Objective: For participants to understand the principles of preparation and to prepare a plastic block using rotary instruments. Perio/Endo Joint lecture with Charlotte Spedding Specialist in Periodontics. Aim: To understand the management of teeth with Perio Endo lesions. Objective: Participants should be able to assess cases with Perio Endo lesions. To evaluate the factors that can affect the prognosis. To understand the management of Perio Endo lesions. |