Endodontics Foundational Overview
These beginner-level CE dental courses offer a comprehensive introduction to endodontics and provide the basic knowledge necessary for performing successful treatments. Using real-life examples, we will begin by discussing utilizing a patient’s self-reported symptoms and performing a routine clinical exam to form an accurate diagnosis. Then, building on the principles of the first course, we will cover the proper selection of radiographs and highlight prospective prognoses. By the end of the course series, participants will have a concrete understanding of the foundation of endodontics and feel comfortable moving to our procedure-based courses.
Key Takeaways
- Build an accurate diagnosis using a patient’s history and self-reported symptoms
- Enhance patient-centered communication techniques
- Properly select 2D and CBCT radiographs
- Develop an understanding of the progression of pulpal and peri-radicular diseases
- Efficient root canal tray set-up
4 Courses
Endodontics
Endodontic Diagnosis I
Discriminating the etiology of oro-facial pain can be a significant challenge. This course will discuss how to use the medical and dental history and the patient’s self-reported symptoms as well as a systematic clinical exam to build a solid foundation for an accurate diagnosis and…
Endodontic Diagnosis II: X-ray Interpretation
Building on the principles of the first course, Endodontic Diagnosis I, we will cover the proper selection of 2D and CBCT radiographs. In addition, the creation of a technically accurate diagnosis and prospective prognosis will be highlighted
Fundamentals of the Pulp & the Etiology of Pulpal Diseases
The identification of an accurate endodontic diagnosis and the delivery of successful treatment is enhanced with a basic understanding of the histology and physiology of the dental pulp. Understanding the progression of pulpal and peri-radicular diseases will be…
Endodontic Armamentarium
In addition to hand instrumentation, there are several options for mechanical instrumentation. The root canal tray set-up, irrigation, obturation and other device options will be reviewed in this course. range of devices and systems available for successful endodontic treatment.
Explore more Endodontics Course Series
Endodontics Course Series
Procedure-Based Courses
Endodontics Course Series
Mastery Courses
