Advanced
Endodontics
Endodontics
13-14-15 October, 2023
GPT Dental Clinic. Via Calabria, 25, Rome, Italy
GPT Dental Clinic. Via Calabria, 25, Rome, Italy
Advanced
Endodontics
Endodontics
13-14-15 October, 2023
GPT Dental Clinic.
Via Calabria, 25,
Rome, Italy
GPT Dental Clinic.
Via Calabria, 25,
Rome, Italy
3-Days
Theoretical/Practical Intensive Course
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COURSE TITLE
3-Days Theoretical/Practical Intensive Course Advanced
Endodontics is dedicated to Retreatments and Complex Cases.
Endodontics is dedicated to Retreatments and Complex Cases.
- Use of CBCT, operating microscope and magnifying systems
- Use of ultrasonics and ultrasonic tips
- Removal of crowns and bridges
- Removal of metal and fiber posts
- Locating and scouting calcified canals
- Repair of perforations
- Repair of altered apical anatomy (open & resorbed apex)
- Ledge management and complex apical scouting
- Bypass and removal of fractured instruments
- Removal of root canal filling materials
- Root canal preparation, irrigation & obturation in retreatments
Enjoy the beauty of the eternal city during your stay for the course
GIANLUCA PLOTINO
Plotino is a certified member of the European Society of Endodontology, an international member of the American Association of Endodontists, and an active member of the Italian Society of Conservative Dentistry and the Italian Academy of Endodontics.
From 2005 to 2008, Plotino was Professor of Endodontics in the School of Dental Hygiene at the same university, where he obtained his Ph.D. in 2009.
Since 2009, he has been employed in the Department of Endodontics at the Sapienza University of Rome.
He runs his own private practice limited to endodontics and restorative dentistry in Rome.
Dr. Plotino has authored and co-authored more than 70 articles on various endodontic and restorative topics in international scientific peer-reviewed journals and has contributed to four chapters in textbooks and monographs. Plotino has given several lectures, workshops and hands-on courses worldwide.
Since 2009, he has been employed in the Department of Endodontics at the Sapienza University of Rome.
He runs his own private practice limited to endodontics and restorative dentistry in Rome.
Dr. Plotino has authored and co-authored more than 70 articles on various endodontic and restorative topics in international scientific peer-reviewed journals and has contributed to four chapters in textbooks and monographs. Plotino has given several lectures, workshops and hands-on courses worldwide.
Day One:
Theory (9:00–13:30):
Introduction to the use of CBCT, operating microscope and ultrasonics
Learning objectives:
The participant will be able to
•understand the importance of CBCT in endodontic diagnosis & tx planning
•practice on the use of CBCT and softwares
•understand the importance of operating microscope and magnification
•use the operating microscope in clinical practice
•Understand the application of ultrasonics, select and use the ultrasonic tips
Learning objectives:
The participant will be able to
•understand the importance of CBCT in endodontic diagnosis & tx planning
•practice on the use of CBCT and softwares
•understand the importance of operating microscope and magnification
•use the operating microscope in clinical practice
•Understand the application of ultrasonics, select and use the ultrasonic tips
Removal of crowns and bridges, removal of posts, canal location and scouting
Learning objectives:
The participant will be able to
•select the correct instruments to remove crown, bridges, fiber and metal posts
•perform removal of crown, bridges, fiber and metal posts
•understand the anatomical problems in searching for root canals
•perform the scouting of complex and calcified root canals
•avoid errors in removal of crown, bridges, posts and canal location
Learning objectives:
The participant will be able to
•select the correct instruments to remove crown, bridges, fiber and metal posts
•perform removal of crown, bridges, fiber and metal posts
•understand the anatomical problems in searching for root canals
•perform the scouting of complex and calcified root canals
•avoid errors in removal of crown, bridges, posts and canal location
Practice (14:30–19:00):
Participants will practice on the removal of bridges, metal and fiber posts, location and scouting of missed canals on simulators and all types of extracted teeth.
Day Two:
Theory (9:00–13:30):
Management of perforations
Learning objectives:
The participant will be able to
•select the correct materials and devices to obtain the best clinical results
•understand how to manipulate the different materials correctly
•determine the timing of the different procedures
•perform the step-by-step procedures to repair different types of perforations
•describe the strategies to deal with the different clinical situations
Learning objectives:
The participant will be able to
•select the correct materials and devices to obtain the best clinical results
•understand how to manipulate the different materials correctly
•determine the timing of the different procedures
•perform the step-by-step procedures to repair different types of perforations
•describe the strategies to deal with the different clinical situations
Management of altered anatomy: ledges, open and resorbed apex
Learning objectives:
The participant will be able to
•select the correct materials and devices to obtain the best clinical results
•understand how to manipulate the different materials correctly
•perform the step-by-step procedures to overcome ledges
•perform the step-by-step procedures to fill and seal open apex
•describe the strategies to deal with the different clinical situations.
Learning objectives:
The participant will be able to
•select the correct materials and devices to obtain the best clinical results
•understand how to manipulate the different materials correctly
•perform the step-by-step procedures to overcome ledges
•perform the step-by-step procedures to fill and seal open apex
•describe the strategies to deal with the different clinical situations.
Practice (14:30–19:00):
Participants will practice the repair of perforations and altered anatomy, including ledges, open and resorbed apex in all different types of extracted teeth.
Day three:
Theory (9:00–13:30):
Management of broken instruments and removal of filling materials
Learning objectives:
The participant will be able to
•understand the importance of technology to remove fragments and materials
•select the correct instruments for broken file bypass and removal
•perform the step-by-step procedures for broken file bypass and removal
•perform the effective removal of filling materials in different clinical situations
•describe the strategies to deal with the different clinical situations
Learning objectives:
The participant will be able to
•understand the importance of technology to remove fragments and materials
•select the correct instruments for broken file bypass and removal
•perform the step-by-step procedures for broken file bypass and removal
•perform the effective removal of filling materials in different clinical situations
•describe the strategies to deal with the different clinical situations
Root canal preparation, irrigation & obturation in retreatments
Learning objectives:
The participant will be able to
•understand the basic principles to obtain success in endodontics
•select the correct instruments and devices for these procedures
•perform a simple and predictable irrigation protocol for all clinical cases
•perform the step-by-step clinical procedures to fill root canals
•describe he strategies to deal with the different clinical situations
Learning objectives:
The participant will be able to
•understand the basic principles to obtain success in endodontics
•select the correct instruments and devices for these procedures
•perform a simple and predictable irrigation protocol for all clinical cases
•perform the step-by-step clinical procedures to fill root canals
•describe he strategies to deal with the different clinical situations
Practice (14:30–19:00):
Participants will practice to bypass and remove fractured fragments on specific simulators and removal of different filling materials on extracted teeth.
INFORMATION
The organization will make available to each student all the materials and devices needed to carry out the practical part: all the necessary equipment will be provided, including loupes and operating microscopes, ultrasonic devices and tips, turbines, micromotors, endodontic motors and files, devices for removing fractured files with simulators, materials and equipment for root repair, simulators for crown and cast post and core removal and all kits and consumables that will be used.
Each participant must bring the largest possible number of extracted teeth, prepared in such a way as to put into practice all the procedures. It is suggested to bring participant's own loupes if they already have.
The course will be open to a maximum
of 12 participants.
The course will be open to a maximum
of 12 participants.
Enjoy the beauty of the eternal city during your stay for the course
PRICE
1800 €
1800 €
PRICE
1800 €
1800 €
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