- Thursday 1/25/2024
- Time: 2:00 - 4:00 pm
- Course Code: 386TL
- Cost: No Charge
- Room Location: BCEC Exhibit Floor Classroom D
- Credits: 2 CE Hours
Predictability in Endodontics: Using Technology to Complement Clinical Skills
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Lauren Kuhn Nuth, DMD a graduate of the Harvard School of Dental Medicine (DMD) and Medical University of South Carolina (MSD in Endodontics). She has been an Adjunct Assistant Professor at the University of Minnesota School of Dentistry since January 2020. She has published case-based research in the Southeast Case Research Journal and co-authored publications in Dental Materials, The Journal of Advanced Prosthodontics, and Decisions in Dentistry. Dr. Kuhn Nuth is passionate about education, specifically the identification and implementation of strategies to improve efficiency and predictability of clinical outcomes and patient experiences. Dr. Kuhn Nuth has been serving patients and referring dentists in private practice in Forest Lake, Minnesota since 2019.
Root canals are technique sensitive... We rely on our senses (mainly tactile sensation and vision) to prevent instrument separation, over-instrumentation, and perforations. As professionals, we are EXCELLENT at preventing and detecting misadventures. However, it is exhausting and impractical to prevent every error.
- Recall points-of-failure in endodontic instrumentation
- Consider how patented ReFlex dynamic motion increases efficiency of instrumentation without compromising predictability
- Recognize how an integrated system (apex locator + endodontic motor) improves length-control
Recommended Audience: Dentist
Ambient Noise Disclaimer: Please note that this course will be held on the Exhibit Hall Floor and will be subject to ambient noise.
The Komet USA grant has been applied to this course.
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