Online Endodontic CE Courses & Webinars

The online endodontic courses on this page are designed for general dentists and endodontic clinicians who want to strengthen root canal diagnosis, procedural technique, and complication management through structured, on-demand learning. Courses and lessons cover the clinical problems that define modern endodontics: retreatment sequencing, MB2 and missed canals, CBCT-guided access design, MTA protocols, broken instrument retrieval, perforation repair, root resorption, irrigation and obturation, and apical microsurgery. CE credits are indicated on eligible courses; OHI-S is an ADA CERP Recognized Provider.

Why Invest in Endodontic Continuing Education

Endodontic competence has a direct impact on treatment outcomes — and on how confidently a dentist can handle the cases that would otherwise require immediate referral. The reasons to pursue structured endo CE go beyond technique refinement:

• Complex presentations — curved canals, calcified anatomy, MB2, C-shaped roots — are common in general practice but rarely manageable without deliberate, structured preparation
• Retreatment decisions involve a distinct clinical logic: knowing when to bypass a broken file, when to attempt perforation repair, and when surgical intervention is the better choice requires structured reasoning, not just experience
• CBCT interpretation, conservative access design, and biologically driven obturation protocols continue to evolve — staying current means ongoing education, not a single course taken years ago
• Microscope-assisted endodontics and apical microsurgery have expanded what is achievable in a general practice — but only for clinicians who have built the procedural and diagnostic foundation to apply them consistently
• Reducing unnecessary referrals is both clinically and commercially meaningful — and it starts with knowing exactly where your competence ends and how to extend it

Why Online Format Works for Endodontic Education

Endodontic decision-making is case-specific and often time-sensitive — which makes on-demand learning particularly well-suited to the discipline. You can revisit a broken file retrieval protocol the evening before a retreatment case, review perforation repair logic when a complication arises, or work through a full irrigation and obturation curriculum without coordinating around a fixed schedule.

Online endo courses also support the kind of repetitive, layered study that complex procedural topics require. Watching a microscope-assisted access preparation or an apical microsurgery sequence multiple times — pausing, rewinding, and comparing against your own clinical experience — builds procedural understanding more durably than a single live demonstration.

Topics Covered: Retreatment, Anatomy, Diagnosis, and Microsurgery

Diagnosis and access courses address CBCT interpretation for root canal anatomy and periapical pathology, working length determination, access cavity design, and conservative endodontic approaches. Complex canal anatomy and technique covers curved canals, calcified and obliterated canals, C-shaped canals, MB2 treatment, ledge management, and irrigation and obturation protocols. Retreatment and complication management addresses broken file retrieval and bypass, post removal, perforation repair with MTA, root resorption treatment, and retreatment sequencing including surgical decision points. Microscope endodontics and microsurgery covers microscope-assisted access, apical microsurgery protocol, retrograde filling, flap design, ultrasonic retrograde preparation, and surgical management of periapical pathology.

How to Choose the Right Endo Course Online

The right starting point depends on where the gaps are in your current practice. Dentists who manage routine root canal cases but hesitate on curved or calcified canals will find focused procedural courses more immediately useful than broad retreatment programs. Clinicians who already handle primary treatment confidently but want to expand into retreatment, broken file management, or microsurgery will find more advanced course structures better matched to their needs.

General dentists looking to reduce unnecessary referrals will benefit most from courses structured around case selection and procedural decision-making — covering when to proceed, when to bypass, and when surgical intervention is the better clinical choice. Use topic and difficulty filters to find the endodontic CE courses that match your current clinical priority.

Learn from Expert Endodontic Faculty

Domenico Ricucci brings histopathological and biological depth to pulp diagnosis and endodontic healing. Arnaldo Castellucci covers the full scope of clinical endodontics from foundational technique through advanced canal management. Enrico Cassai leads clinically focused programs on common endodontic challenges with detailed step-by-step protocols. Fabio Gorni, Michael Solomonov, Yoshi Terauchi, Gianluca Plotino, Angelo Cardarelli, and Federico Foschi extend the curriculum into retreatment, microscope-assisted technique, file retrieval, and microsurgical protocols.

More Ways to Learn Endodontics

• All Endodontics Learning — The complete OHI-S endodontics hub: online courses, free content, and live events
• Free Endodontics Learning — Clinical videos, webinars, and introductory content at no cost
• Endodontics Seminars and Events — Live seminars, congresses, and hands-on courses with direct faculty access