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Italian School of Endodontics
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Italian School of Endodontics
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6 lessons
OHI-S International Certificate
English
Description
Online course on endodontics, in which lecturers will reveal the most difficult aspects of working with root canals.
From the course you will learn:
– protocols for treatment canals with double curvature
– root canal irrigation protocols
– protocols for the using of loupes and microscope in endodontics
– techniques for pins removing from root canals
– protocols for perforations and root resorption treatment
– techniques for extracting broken tools
– root canal obturation protocols
– methods of restoration of endodontically treated teeth.
Lesson 1.Access to the root canal system
– Philosophy of modern endodontics
– Trends in endodontic treatment
– Concepts for cavity preparation: principles, technique, advantages and disadvantages:
- CEC
- NEC
- TEC.
– Small access: treatment features and recommendations
– TREC-TRUSS ENDOD.: preparation technique, advantages and disadvantages
– Conservative access: requirements
– Edge ridges: meaning
– Dynamic treatment: principles
– Types of access: techniques and advantages
– Problems of restoration of endodontically treated teeth
– Proximal cavities: treatment features
– VA principle: basic concepts
– Instruments and devices for ideal endodontic treatment: characteristics, properties, methods of application:
- Ball-shaped burs
- Conical-shaped burs
- Munsa`s burs
- Clark`s burs
- Gates Glidden
- Small Grain.
– Types of handpieces and recommendations for their use at different stages
– Microscopes and loupes: advantages of working
– Ultrasonic nozzles: pros and cons
– 3D diagnostics: endodontic templates and the future of endodontics.
Recommended for: Endodontists, General dentists.
Lesson 2.Disassembling, removal of posts and orifice location
– Loupes and microscope in endodontics: characteristics and recommendations:
- Prismatic loupes
- Mechanical microscope.
– Innovation: variofocus
– CBCT: 3D approach to examination, technical aspects and indications
– Old restorations: crown access and crown removal techniques
– Isolation: rubberdam, clamps, teflon tape, retraction thread. Therma cut
– Removal of fiber posts: techniques and tools
– Removing metal pins: features. Pin removal system
– Calcifications in the root canals: techniques and recommendations.
Recommended for: Endodontists, General dentists.
Lesson 3.Management of broken instruments and removal of filling materials
– Instrument removal system: methodology and advantages
– Types of instruments and features of their removal
– Terauchi: characteristics and methodology
– US-instruments: methods and features of work
– Coronary, middle and apical third: features of instrument removal
– Straight and curved root canal: management of broken instruments
– Gutta-percha and silers. Reciprocal instruments
– Types of metals for instruments: characteristics, advantages
– Instrument Design
– Disinfection during re-treatment: features and techniques
– Obturation: siler recommendations
– Features of treatment of channels with calcifications.
Recommended for: Endodontists, General dentists.
Lesson 4.Endodontic surgery
– Diagnosis and treatment plan: 3D planning
– Stages of endodontic surgery and their characteristics
– Flap design: the types of cuts and the thickness of the flap. Methods and recommendations
– The technique of resection. Rules for cutting the top of the root
– Materials for retrograde filling
– Suturing technique: recommendations. Suture material
– Anatomy of the mandibular canal: features and options
– Features of local anesthesia
– Premedication Protocol
– Bullet-shaped bone crypt design: advantages
– Hemostasis: materials
– Working in the isthmus zone: recommendations.
Recommended for: Endodontists, General dentists.
Lesson 5.Endodontic treatment prognosis
– Clinical and radiological parameters
– Implantology or endodontics: comparison
– Criteria for quality endodontic treatment
– Factors of successful endodontic treatment:
- Status of the pulp and periapical tissues
- Influence of microorganisms on the prognosis of treatment
- General health
- Measure of the apical preparation
- Position and anatomy of the tooth
- Sealing at the top level
- Removal of material from the apex
- Number of visits
- Type and quality of restoration
- The presence of cracks in the teeth
- Obliteration
- Open apex
- Internal resorption.
– Qualification of a doctor as a factor in successful treatment
– Regenerative endodontic procedures
– Factors that do not affect the prognosis
– Algorithm of treatment acceptance
– Non-surgical retreatment: prognostic factors
– Intraoperative complications
– Tape perforation
– Broken instruments: tactics and key aspects
– Technique for broken instruments managment
– Limits of endodontic treatment
– Zenon paradox.
Recommended for: Endodontists, General dentists.
Lesson 6.Minimally invasive techniques in endodontics
– Technical evolution in endodontics
– The golden rule of dentistry
– Concept of anatomically invasive endodontics
– Instruments and equipment:
- Microscopes and loupe
- Ultrasonic devices and nozzles
- CBCT: programs for treatment planning
- Intraoperative 3D navigation
- Instruments for working in root canals
- Materials for obturation of root canals.
– Vital pulp therapy:
- Direct pulp capping
- Partial pulpotomy.
– Regenerative endodontic procedures
– Principles of аccess to the root canal system:
- TEC
- CEC
- NEC
- TrEC.
– Ninja Access Concepts: Advantages and Disadvantages
– Conditions for creating conservative cavities
– Preservation of the strength of the tooth
– `VA`-principles
– Pericervical dentin
– Techniques for activating the irrigation solution
– Non-instrumental disinfection techniques
– Alternative treatments.
Recommended for: Endodontists, General dentists.
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