Non-Surgical Root Canal Retreatment: Seminar by Yoshi Terauchi. "Standard" option

Advanced endodontic techniques with Yoshi Terauchi and a unique opportunity to explore his signature non-surgical root canal retreatment protocols at an intensive seminar in Warsaw!

You will gain a systematic and in-depth understanding of key aspects of retreatment:

— Accurate diagnosis and treatment planning for non-surgical retreatment
— Effective and safe techniques for removing gutta-percha and bacterial biofilms from root canals
— Methods to prevent and bypass ledges in canals using predictable and practical approaches
— Innovative root canal obturation techniques using MTA.

This seminar is not just a transfer of knowledge—it’s an opportunity to transform your clinical approach to the most complex endodontic cases.

IMPORTANT: the “Comfort” , “VIP” and “Practice” participation options are also available for purchase.

Advantages of the “Standard” participation option:

– Participation in the scientific program
– Coffee break
– Notes and handouts
– Certificate of participation
– ADA credits available upon request.

Program

Non-Surgical Root Canal Retreatment: Yoshi Terauchi’s Protocols

— Accurate diagnosis and treatment planning:
 

- How to differentiate odontogenic pain from non-odontogenic pain
- Diagnosis in retreatment cases.
 

— Causes of non-healing cases:
 

- Where are the bacteria causing apical periodontitis located?
- Where do biofilms typically form?
 

— Removal of gutta-percha and biofilms:
 

- Why is it necessary to remove gutta-percha during retreatment?
- What is the most effective method for removing filling material?
 

— Managing ledged canals:
 

- How to prevent ledge formation?
- Which techniques allow predictable and effective bypassing of ledges?
 

— Predictable and minimally invasive instrument removal:
 

- Practitioner preparation
- Diagnosis and treatment planning for broken instrument removal
- Key concepts of broken file removal (BFR)
- Root canal preparation methods
- Main techniques for broken file removal (BFR).
 

— MTA obturation in retreatment (perforation closure):
 

- Comparison of clinical properties and canal obturation using gutta-percha vs. MTA
- Predictable obturation techniques using MTA.