Free learning in endodontics. 4,75 CE credits

– 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.

Recommended for: Endodontists, Pediatric dentists, General dentists.

Learn with Dr. Michael Solomonov:

– Complex cases in endodontics. Original program created by Michael Solomonov

– 3-Year Advanced Learning in Endodontics by Dr. Michael Solomonov (9 modules)

A unique opportunity to attend a free webinar by Michael Solomonov, a doctor who needs no special introduction!

What dentists never think about?

– Biology of periapical processes

– Clinical decisions, manipulations and meaningful follow-up periods

– Traps of danger zones in endodontics and prosthodontics

– Learning on case reports VS Gauss curve and Evidence-based medicine

– Keys to success.

– Anatomy of Dens evaginatus

– Pulpal and periapical diagnosis

– Histological analysis of superficial and moderate carious lesions

– Histological analysis of deep caries lesion

– Pulp exposure due to caries

– Crack lines diagnosis with the help of CBCT

– Histological analysis of asymptomatic irreversible pulpitis

– Biofilm formation within dentinal tubules: histological analysis

– Biofilm formation within the root canals: histological analysis

– Obturation of lateral root canals: mistakes and how to avoid them

– Obturation of root canals in three dimensions: Guidelines.

Recommended for: Endodontists, General dentists.

– 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.

Recommended for: Endodontists, General dentists.