CONGRESS
OF ENDODONTICS
AND MICROSURGERY
MOSCOW 2018

Active member of the Italian Society of Endodontics, of the Italian Accademy of Microscopic dentistry

Specialist Member of the European Society of Endodontology and member of the American Association of endodontists

From 1998-2001 he was the cultural secretary of the Italian Society of endodontics, the president from 2003 to 2005

At the moment he is the past-president of the S.I.E.

With C.J. Ruddle he has pubblished a series of videos called “The endodontic game” disributed in Europe, USA, Canada, Australia, and Asia.

He has is own private practice in Milan and he is specialized mainly in endodontics , surgical endodontics and implants with particulary focusing for the micro dentistry

1) understand the decision making process in endodontic treatment plan
2) which pathologies must to be treated with the NSCRT
3) which the role of microsurgery today
4) costs and benefits of the surgical approach compare to the NSCRT

1992 Ancona University – Degree in Dentistry and Prosthesis.

Active member of the Società Italiana di Endodonzia. He is part of the cultural committee and also the editorial committee.

He has worked in collaboration with Dr. Fabio Gorni on the multimedia work titled “Recupero endodontico dei denti gravemente compromessi” , Medtutor collection, published by UTET, and FAD ANDI “Il moderno razionale endodontico e l’uso di nichel-titanio nella sagomatura e detersione del sistema canalare” and “L’otturazione del sistema dei canali radicolari: basi biologiche, materiali e tecniche operative”.

He is a lecturer in theoretical-practical courses concerning the isolation of operating and endodontic space and has spoken at national courses and conferences. He has a private dental practice and deals mainly in endodental and preservative/conservative work. He has written articles about these subjects which have been published in national and international sector magazines.

Part I: how to avoid missing canals

Aim of the lecture is to highlight how important is that the clinician knows all the possible anatomical variations to prevent missed anatomy and to get the positive outcome of the therapy and how the operator can make a rational and synergistic use of 2D and 3D imaging in order to provide the best service to the patient with the least possible biological cost.

Part II: how to respect the root canal anatomy during the shaping

The first goal is to underline how rotary NiTi files can create alterations that may result in a failure of the endodontic therapy if misused. The second goal is to highlight how nowadays in nonsurgical endodontics, thanks to the new system, a totally mechanical shaping can be safely performed by the clinician, getting high quality and original anatomy respectful shaping, even in complex anatomies and even using a reduced number of instruments.

Graduated in 2008 in dentistry in Universidade Fernando Pessoa- Oporto, Portugal.
In 2015 he completed his post - graduation program in Endodonticat University of Lisbon - School os Dentistry, Portugal.

Lectures and hands - on courses worldwide: Poland (Warsaw, Poznan and Łódź), Japan (Utsonomiya and Tokyo), Spain (Barcelona, Vigo, Orense and Coruña), Slovakia (Bratislava), Hungary (Budapest), Serbia (Belgrade), Brasil (Belohorizonte), Germany (Berlin) and Portugal (Porto, Lisboa and Coimbra).  

Works in a private practice limited to endodontics in Oporto. In clinical endodontics his areas of special interest are: pulp canal obliterations, dealing with separated instruments, instrumentation, vital pulp therapy and apical microsurgery.

Director of the endodontic Master program at foramen dental education- Oporto, Portugal.

Founder and active member of Portuguese Group for Endodontic Study.

Member of Portuguese Endodontic Society and European Society of Endodontology.

Co-author in one chapter of the book: The Root Canal Anatomy in Permanent Dentition
Editors: Versiani, Marco A.,Basrani, Bettina, Sousa-Neto, Manoel D.
ISBN978-3-319-73444-6
Springer

Member of the clinical master program in endodontics (Porto Session)-TRIBUNE CME

Clinical management of calcified teeth provide an endodontic treatment challenge and makes up a significant portion of current endodontic practice.
The people are living longer and want to mantain their natural dentition.
There are several factors that might influence the development of varying degrees of moderate and severe calcification of the pulp chamber as well as the root canal system, like, multiple restorations, trauma, vital pulp therapy and chronic irritation from deep restorations or cracks.

Pulp canal obliteration, also called calcific metamorphosis, is a sequelae of tooth trauma, and it’s generally asymptomatic and clinically the patients present to the practitioner with yellow discoloration of the affected tooth crown and apparent loss of the pulp space radiographically.
The critical management decision is: when to treat these teeth endodontically ? The difficulty degree of the clinical management of this kind of cases, the practicioner should be aware of the possible complications, that may occur.
This lecture tries to give some tips to help the clinician to deal with this clinical challenge.

Dentist at Prior-M dental clinic (Yekaterinburg, Russia).

Graduated Urals State Medical Academy in 1995.

Member of the StAR's Endodontics Section, ESE, and IFEA.

Participated in international clinical research in endodontics.

Published articles in the JCD and JOE.

Active participant and author in endodontics sections and forums on FB and other platforms.

Root resorption is one of the most complicated situation for dentist. Diagnostic process, decision making for treatment plan and treatment procedure are very complex and including huge amounts of small details. Outcome is depend on deep knowledge of biological base and clear treatment protocol.
Clinical cases of Cervical Invasive,Internal resorption with perforation, External Apical Inflammatory Resorption and others resorption types will be discussed in details on stages of diagnosis,treatment and follow ups up to 14 years.

1. Etiology of invasive cervical resorption, internal resorption with perforation, external apical inflammatory resorption and other types
2. Timely diagnosis of invasive cervical resorption, internal resorption with perforation, external apical inflammatory resorption and other types
3. Effective treatment of invasive cervical resorption, internal resorption with perforation, external apical inflammatory resorption and other types
4. Distant clinical observations.

Endodontist in the center of dental traumatology "Iceberg", Moscow

Candidate of Medical Sciences

Chairman of endodontic section StAR

Member of American Association of Endodontists

Member of European Society of Microscope Dentistry

Chief editor of the "Endodontics" journal

Consultant of EMS, HERAEUS KULZER, SEPTODONT, ULTRADENT companies

1. Biological, anatomical and iatrogenic factors of endo-perio lesions. Is it possible to influence on them.
2. Timely diagnosis of endo-perio lesions
3. Prediction of endo-perio lesions
4. Endodontic treatment of endo-perio lesions

DDS, MsC, FICD

Graduated from the University of Oporto Dentistry College, in 1995.

Master of Science in Endodontics from the International University of Catalonia – Barcelona, in 2004.

Fellow of the International College of Dentists.

Assistant Professor of the Master in Endodontics post-graduation program of the International University of Catalonia – Barcelona, since 2005.

Assistant Professor in the Post-Graduation program in Endodontics of the University of Lisbon Dentistry College.

Coordinator of the RPCendo post-graduation courses in Endodontics.

Creator and organizer of the International Endo Masters 2015, the 1st World Online Congress in Endodontics.

Co- organizer of the International Esthetic Masters 2015, the 1st World Online Congress of Esthetic Dentistry.

Creator and organizer of International Endo Masters 2016, the biggest World Congress in Endodontics.

Exclusive clinical practice in Endodontics in Lisbon and Oporto.

Understand the limitations and real outcomes of Osteo-Integrated Implants
Understand the causes of Endodontic failure
Understand the indications and limits of Endodontic Retreatment
Understand the various phases of Endodontic Retreatment
Understand how to deal with challenging steps and mishaps during Endodontic Retreatment
Know the most recent techniques and instruments in Endodontic Retreatment procedures
See and discuss several clinical cases that represent high difficulty challenges in Endodontic Retreatments

In 1978 he completed the postgraduate program in endodontics at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.

Prof. Stabholz was elected as Dean of the Hebrew University-Hadassah School of Dental Medicine in 1993, and in 1996 he was re-elected as Dean for a second consecutive three year term. This year, he was also promoted to the rank of full professor in endodontics.

He is also the former President of IFEA - the International Federation of Endodontic Associations, an umbrella organization of endodontic societies in 28 countries.

Prof. Stabholz was awarded honorary degrees by the University of Bucharest, the Medical University of Plovdiv and the University of Buenos Aires and the Certificate of Merit of the Alpha Omega International Dental Fraternity.

He received the “Yakir Harash” award from the Israel Dental Association - the highest award for outstanding contribution to the dental profession in Israel and was elected as the Chairman of the Scientific Council of the Israel Dental Association.

In 2012, he received the Achievement Medal Award from the Alpha Omega International Dental Fraternity for outstanding contribution to dentistry or its allied professions.

In 2015, he served as the International President of the Alpha Omega International Dental Fraternity and was the Treasurer of WFLD (The World Federation of Lasers Dentistry).

In 2017 he received the Thomas Evans Achievement Award of the University of Pennsylvania and an honorary membership in the Israel Dental Association.

Adam has been published extensively in dental literature. His current research is focused on the application of lasers in dentistry.

Following this presentation the participant:

A. Will have more knowledge about Laser Physics
B. Will understand the laser principle and how a laser works
C. Will be familiar with the use of laser to remove smear layer from the root canal wall and to disinfect the root canal system
D. Will understand the rationale of using laser irradiation in cases of endodontic re-treatment
E. Will understand the role of biofilm in endodontic infections
F. Will know the characteristic of the Er:YAG laser and its mode of operation
G. Will learn how to use the laser in cases of endodontic surgery
H. Will understand the rationale of using laser irradiation in cases of Invasive Cervical Root Resorption

Photos and videos of clinical procedures performed with a laser and the treatment of various clinical cases will be shown throwout the presentation.