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Webinar course in Endodontics: EndoEvolution

Jorge Vera
Gianluca Plotino
Gianluca Gambarini
Antonio Ginjeira
Filippo Cardinali
Gary Glassman
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10 lessons (13h 26min)

English

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Lesson 1.EndoEvolution. Looking for MB2: Endodontic Nirvana

- Endodontic Breakthroughs and Concepts allowing the enjoyment of successful endodontic treatment to last a Lifetime.- Predictably find the MB2 canal and other anomalous canals - Negotiating calcified canals to the apical terminus - Tip and Tricks

With all the technological advances that have occurred in dentistry, certainly in endodontics, the biologic objectives have remained the same, those being to eliminate and/or prevent apical periodontitis. This course addresses breakthrough concepts and details the skills necessary for acquiring the expertise and confidence to perform the highest quality endodontics. As a participant in this program, you will learn “Tricks of the Trade” on how to find the MB2 canal and other anomalous anatomy that exists within the root canal system to provide predictably successful endodontic outcomes.

Lesson 2.EndoEvolution: Endodontic Perspective on Dental Trauma

- Manage common aspects of acute dental trauma in general practice. 
- Understand the importance of diagnosis prognosis.
- Proper treatment planning

Traumatic dental injuries (TDIs) occur frequently in children and young adults, comprising 5% of all injuries. 25% percent of all school children experience dental trauma and 33% of adults have experienced trauma to the permanent dentition, with the majority of the injuries occurring before age 19.

Lesson 3.EndoEvolution: Prognostic factors in endodontics

- Endodontic prognosis in the primary treatment of compromised teeth
- Endodontic prognosis in the retreatment of compromised tooth.
- Endodontic prognosis in already treated compromised teeth destined for endodontic surgery
- Endodontic treatment options in the severely compromised teeth
- The correct materials, devices and therapeutic approaches for each different clinical situations

The long-term prognosis of the endodontically treated element is closely related both to the quality of the endodontic therapy itself and to the quality of the coronal restoration. The evolution of materials, techniques and technologies in Endodontics has undoubtedly helped the clinician to improve the endodontic prognosis of his therapies, especially in dental elements previously considered hopeless, contributing to increase at the same time the trust of patients and colleagues towards the specialist in Endodontics.

Lesson 4.EndoEvolution: Anatomically invasive endodontic procedures

- The importance of the anatomy on the minimally invasive approaches in Endodontics
- The new principles that guide a minimally invasive approach in Endodontics
- Advantages and limitations of minimally invasive endodontic procedures
- The correct materials, devices and therapeutic approaches for each different clinical situations
- New endodontic "gold standards"

Following the trend of minimal invasive dentistry, all the procedures in Endodontics are moving towards more conservative and bio-economic treatments, mostly based on the introduction of new materials, devices, instruments and techniques and the use of magnification and advanced three-dimensional diagnostic technologies.

Lesson 5.EndoEvolution. Pain control in Endodontics: New 2020 Techniques

- Solving common problems in the diagnosis of odontogenic and non-odontogenic pain

- The use of antibiotic therapy in pain management

- Current techniques to anesthetize molar teeth with inflamed pulps 

- The use of CBCT and other tools for the diagnosis of complex cases in endodontics

Lesson 6.EndoEvolution. Treatment of periradicular lesions: the controversies of 2020

- Differential diagnosis of lesions of endodontic and periodontal disease

- The use of CBCT in differential diagnosis

- New methods for treating periradicular lesions

- Factors contributing to the slowdown or lack of effect of the therapy of periradicular lesions (general diseases of the patient, drugs that patients take, etc.)

Lesson 7.EndoEvolution: Bioceramics in endodontics

- Bioceramic - the golden standard for endodontic obturations

- Advantage of using bioceramics vs traditional obturations

- Difference between bioceramic sealers and repair materials

- Properties of the bioceramics

- Clinical use of bioceramics: 

     -- single cone techniques
     -- warm techniques
     -- regenerative endo

- Recent literature

Lesson 8.EndoEvolution: Motors and motions for NiTi instruments

- Endodontic motors: History and developments

- Motion analysis: continuous rotation (pros and cos, torque, speed and safety limits in continuous rotation)

- Motion analysis: reciprocation (pros and cos)

- 4 Single vs combined motions ( adaptive OTR)

- Open vs close motors

- Motors with EALS

- Programs for the motor. Options

- Clinical motion: the role of the operator

- Use of various motions

Lesson 9.EndoEvolution: Endodontic Isolation

- Isolation of  the operative field in endodontics: advantages
- Armamentarium
- Clamp selection
- Techniques for rubber dam application
- Leakage control: the use of liquid dam
- Isolation of the operative field in complex cases endodontics
- Isolation of the prosthetic stump: rational, tips & tricks
- The isolation of teeth with a damaged clinical crown: rational, tips & tricks
- Pre-treatment to ease the rubber dam application: periodontal (crown lengthening/gingivectomy), orthodontic (extrusion), restorative (build-up), mixed
- Pretreatment: pro & cons
- The role of pre-treatment according to the treatment plan

Isolation of complex cases covers a series of clinical situations where dam placement can prove to be difficult for the practitioner. It should not be forgotten that isolating the field with the dam is crucial to reliable endodontic and conservative treatment.

Therefore, even in more complex cases the practitioner is required to perform isolation to ensure safe and predictable treatment.

Hard-to-isolate teeth are no excuse for avoiding the rubber dam: the more difficult the tooth, the more the dentist will appreciate the advantages of using the dam.

In these cases, isolation ought to be carefully planned and only knowledge paired with operative experience, accurate clinical assessment and proper operative timing will allow the practitioner to achieve a totally stable and isolated field for the whole treatment.

Nevertheless, it is of key importance to appreciate that once the field is isolated, the clinical case will be transformed from complex to simple with noticeable benefits for the operative procedures to follow.

In endodontics there are usually 2 kinds of common clinical situations which may prove to be difficult when it comes to field isolation: teeth with a damaged clinical crown and prosthetic stumps.

A deep analysis of the complex case is mandatory in order to choose the best operative strategy for the isolation, according with the treatment plan: in some clinical situations a pre-treatment is really useful, in other cases a pre-treatment can increase the difficulty of the endodontic treatment.

Lesson 10.EndoEvolution: Root perforations - diagnosis and treatment

- Difficulties in the diagnosis of perforations
- Perforation treatment tools
- Perforation treatment techniques

Root perforations may occur due to pathological or iatrogenic reasons. Diagnosis is sometimes difficult, but clinical history, radiographic and clinical features usually lead us to understand what is happening. To get a clearer picture, CBCT is an outstanding tool. This information is fundamental to determine the size and location, and hence choose the best treatment option. Several factors contribute to the prognosis, which is in many cases favorable after the correct treatment.

Lecturers 6

Specialist in endodontics with practice limited to complex endodontic cases, retreatments, and endodontic microsurgery. Professor of Endodontics at the Autonomous University of Tlaxcala, Mexico. Visiting Professor at Harvard University School of Dental Medicine, Boston, Massachusetts. Maintains private endodontic practice in Tlaxcala, Mexico.

 

Over 30 years of specialized clinical and academic experience in nonsurgical and surgical endodontics. Research focuses on irrigation protocols, root canal disinfection, retreatment of endodontic failures, and orofacial pain management. Expert in microscope-enhanced endodontics and cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) applications for complex case diagnosis.

 

Scientific Advisory Board Member for the Journal of Endodontics (American Association of Endodontists), International Endodontic Journal (European Society of Endodontology), and Giornale Italiano di Endodonzia. Former President of the Mexican Association of Endodontists. Recipient of the Samuel Seltzer Award for excellence in endodontic research from the journal Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, Oral Radiology and Endodontology (2005). International lecturer with over 500 presentations in 38 countries including at the European Society of Endodontology Congress and American Association of Endodontists Annual Meeting. Author of 84 peer-reviewed publications in leading endodontic journals. Contributing author to "Irrigation in Endodontics" (2015), "Atlas of Endodontic Surgery" (2017), and "Endodoncia" (2011).

 

DDS from National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), Mexico City (1989). Certificate in Endodontics from Tufts University School of Dental Medicine, Boston, Massachusetts (1993). Postgraduate training in endodontic microsurgery from University of Pennsylvania (2016) and orofacial pain from University of Louisiana (2018).

 

Founder of GPT Studio, a private practice limited to endodontics and restorative dentistry in Rome, Italy. Associate Editor of the European Endodontic Journal and Italian Journal of Endodontics. Member of Editorial Boards of multiple international endodontic journals. Certified Member of the European Society of Endodontology (ESE). International Member of the American Association of Endodontists (AAE). Active Member of the Italian Academy of Endodontics (AIE), Italian Society of Endodontics (SIE), and Italian Society of Conservative Dentistry (SIDOC). One of Italy's most distinguished endodontists and researchers.

 

Over 24 years of combined clinical and research experience since graduation in 2002. Expert in complex endodontic retreatment, management of iatrogenic complications including ledges and separated instruments, treatment of teeth with complex anatomy, CBCT applications in endodontics, microscopic endodontics, contemporary instrumentation techniques, and adhesive restorative procedures following endodontic treatment. Holder of four patents for endodontic innovations. Founder of a start-up company developing endodontic technologies. Known for systematic evidence-based approaches to managing the most challenging endodontic cases.

 

Author and co-author of over 90 articles published in international scientific peer-reviewed journals on various endodontic and restorative topics. Contributing author of chapters in multiple endodontic textbooks and monographs. Recipient of several international prizes recognizing contributions to endodontic research and education. International lecturer having presented extensively throughout Europe and worldwide on topics including advanced endodontic retreatment protocols, management of complex anatomical cases, separated instrument removal techniques, CBCT interpretation and applications, and contemporary endodontic materials and techniques. Instructor for hands-on courses teaching systematic protocols for complex cases including ledge management, open apex treatment, and root resorption cases. Regular faculty at major endodontic conferences including Annual Christmas Endodontic Congress in Berlin alongside world-renowned experts. Official reviewer for several international journals. Organizer of multiple international research groups advancing endodontic knowledge.

 

DDS from Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Rome, Italy (2002). PhD from same university (2009). Professor of Endodontics in the School of Dental Hygiene (2005-2008). Faculty member at Department of Endodontics, Sapienza University of Rome (since 2009).

 

Full Professor and Head, Department of Endodontics and Restorative Dentistry, School of Dentistry, Sapienza University of Rome, Rome, Italy. Director, Master of Science in Endodontics, Sapienza University of Rome.

 

Principal research areas: nickel-titanium (NiTi) endodontic instrument design and mechanical behavior (torque, angle of rotation, fracture resistance), thermal treatment effects on NiTi alloys (CM-wire, Gold-wire, MaxWire, Blue-wire), comparative analysis of rotary vs. reciprocating vs. combined motions, optimized sequencing of endodontic instruments, new endodontic motors and motion control, CBCT-guided 3D endodontic treatment approach, and bioceramic sealer protocols. Developer of the MIMERACI (Minimally Invasive, Maximally Efficacious, Rationally Applied Combined Instrumentation) endodontic treatment concept — a systematic clinical protocol for adaptive NiTi file sequencing. Key Opinion Leader for EdgeEndo (heat-treated NiTi files). Author of more than 500 peer-reviewed publications, book chapters, and books on endodontics. International lecturer and hands-on course instructor worldwide.

 

Official Italian representative on ANSI/ADA and ISO Committees for Endodontic Materials and Instruments. Chairman, Clinical Practice Committee, European Society of Endodontology (ESE). Active Member, ESE. Active Member, International Association for Dental Research (IADR). Active Member, Italian Society of Endodontists (SIE). Associate Member, American Association of Endodontists (AAE).

 

Full Professor and Chair of the Endodontic Department at the Faculty of Dental Medicine, University of Lisbon (FMDUL). Clinical Director at Oralmente — Clínica Médica e Dentária, Lisbon. Former Vice Dean of FMDUL (2009–2014).

 

Over 35 years of academic and clinical practice in endodontics. Pioneered the introduction of the operative microscope and microsurgical techniques in endodontics and dentistry in Portugal in 1995. Director of the Post-Graduate and Specialty Programs in Endodontics at FMDUL, responsible for training generations of endodontic specialists.

 

International lecturer who has delivered education in over 15 countries, including Brazil, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, South Korea, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, and Switzerland. Jury member at PhD defenses in Lisbon, Coimbra, Porto, Valencia, Pretoria, and Ribeirão Preto. Author of approximately 60 scientific articles, conference papers, and 6 book chapters.

 

MD, Faculty of Medical Sciences, New University of Lisbon. DMD. PhD. Full Professor with Agregação, University of Lisbon. President of the Portuguese Society of Endodontology. Country Representative of Portugal in the European Society of Endodontology (ESE). President of the XVI ESE Congress, Lisbon 2013.

 

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