Online Congress on Endodontics

– The history and evolution of methods for studying root canal anatomy

– The importance of 3D imaging systems in the visualization of teeth anatomy and their surrounding structures in endodontics

– The difference between CBCT and micro-CT and their uses in in vivo and ex vivo studies to assess the canal anatomy and its influence on different procedures applied to the root canal system

– The issue of selecting instruments for root canal treatment

– The typical deviations found in root canal anatomy and discuss their importance

– Methods of preventing excessive removal of healthy dentin.

Recommended for: Endodontists, Pediatric dentists, Restorative dentist.

– Systemic approach in root canal treatment

– Biofilm Concept

– Microtomographic study of root canals: simple and complex anatomy

– Combatting infection in complex root canals

– Irrigants in endodontics

– Sodium hypochlorite (NaOCl): benefits and application protocols

– Ultrasonic activation of solutions

– Chlorhexidine vs. sodium hypochlorite.

Recommended for: Endodontists, Pediatric dentists, Restorative dentist.

– Diagnostics and diagnostic terms

– Similarities between endodontic and periodontal disease

– Differences between endo and perio conditions

– Possible pathways of infection of root canals and periodontal tissues

– Most common conundrums and their specifics:

- furcation canals

- invaginations

- iatrogenic perforations

- external cervical resorption.

– Primary endodontic lesions: patient management tactics

– Tools and protocols for diagnosing endo-perio lesions.

Recommended for: Endodontists, Pediatric dentists, Restorative dentist.

Author propose clinical algorithm for most appropriate instrumentation and irrigation after review of existing data about:

– Age-dependent differences in canal morphology: cross section, diameter, isthmuses prevalence

– The structural characteristics of dentin 

– Endodontic outcomes.

Classification of canal complexity based on clinical specific situation and age factor will be useful for every clinician.

Recommended for: Endodontists, Pediatric dentists, Restorative dentist.

– Aetiology and pathogenesis of external root resorption

– Diagnosis of external root resorption. CBCT analysis

– Classification and prognosis of external resorption treatment

– Assessment of the severity of external root resorption

– The choice of treatment tactics depending on the clinical situation

– Protocols for the treatment of external root resorption:

- of canine

- from the vestibular side of the incisor in a patient with bruxism

- from the palatal side of the incisor.

– Treatment of external root resorption: internal approach

– Treatment of external root resorption in combination with root canal treatment

– Indications and protocols for replantation and autotransplantation.

Recommended for: Endodontists, Pediatric dentists, Restorative dentist.