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Continuing Education in Europe. 6.75 CPD
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Fabio Gorni
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Jeffrey P. Okeson
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Arnaldo Castellucci
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Kleber Meireles
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David Angelo
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5 lessons (6h 7min)
6.75 CPD Credits (ADEE)
English
Description
The content of this session has been reviewed by an independent panel of European reviewers on behalf of ADEE (the Association for Dental Education in Europe).
This process validates that the content addresses the stated learning outcomes and that the stated learning time is an accurate reflection of what is required by the participant to complete the session.
This review is valid for a period of 3 years or until a material change is made to the session content whichever comes first.
Lesson 1.Diagnosis and treatment planning – Facial Analysis. 1,25 CPD
– Hierarchy of diagnosis: facial analysis, occlusal analysis, and cephalometric analysis
– The importance of facial analysis: classifying Сlass 2 and Сlass 3 malocclusion
– Facial type. Face driven treatment planning
– Profile analysis. Frontal and profile view
– The relationship between retraction and nasolabial angle
– Managing the template of facial analysis.
The content equates to 1,25 European Continuing Educational Credits.
Lesson 2.The use of MTA in conservative and surgical endodontics. 1,75 CPD
– Evolution and properties of MTA
– Indications for the use of MTA in conservative and surgical endodontics
– Apical barrier technique
– Perforation closure by vertical compaction method
– MTA removal: indications and tactics
– Protocols for the use of MTA in endodontics:
- how to seal an open apex
- perforation under the microscope
- how to protect a pulp exposure to perform a direct pulp capping
- retrograde filling.
– Long-term results of using MTA in endodontics.
The content equates to 1,75 European Continuing Educational Credits.
Lesson 3.Temporomandibular Disorders and Orofacial Pain: Understanding the Problem. 1 CPD
– Overview of orofacial pain. Causes of errors in diagnosis and treatment
– TMJ disorders сlassification
– Classification of Orofacial Pain
– Diagnosis of TMJ disorders and orofacial pain
– Differential diagnosis of orofacial pain
– Establishing diagnosis
– Selection the best treatment strategy
– Clinical cases.
The content equates to 1 European Continuing Educational Credits.
Lesson 4.Temporomandibular joint anatomy. 1,25 CPD
– Temporomandibular joint embryology
– Temporomandibular joint histology
– Temporomandibular joint anatomy:
- bone structures
- synovial elements and cartilage
- synovial fluid
- ligamentous apparatus
- muscle.
– Temporomandibular joint biomechanics.
The content equates to 1,25 European Continuing Educational Credits.
Lesson 5.Decision making in nonsurgical root canal retreatment. 1,5 CPD
– Multidisciplinary approach in endodontic treatment
– Nonsurgical root canal retreatment VS surgical approach: decision making algorithm
– Diagnosis and treatment planning: the role of CBCT
– Root canal retreatment: indications and contraindications
– Criteria for the success of root canal retreatment
– Treatment of an asymptomatic tooth: endodontical aspects.
The content equates to 1,5 European Continuing Educational Credits.
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