Anatomically Centered Endodontics

Friday, January 30, 2026

8:00 – 11:00 am

Course Code:

610RL

Cost:

$135

Credits:

3

CE Hours

Dentist
Endodontics
Lecture

The goal of any endodontic treatment is to prevent or treat apical periodontitis- microbial control. This goal is achieved through the synergistic effect of the famous endodontic triad: Instrumentation, irrigation, and obturation of the root canal anatomy. 


Anatomically Centered Endodontics, ACE, is a philosophy that embraces all 3 components of the endodontic triad while allowing clinicians to reach microbial control in a minimally invasive, safe, and efficient manner- streamlining endodontic procedures. 


The ACE philosophy incorporates adaptive instrumentation, the XP-3D+, which cleans the canal safely and three-dimensionally reaching areas where traditional round NiTi files are unable to reach. It also involves a special irrigation mixture of NaOCl, chelating agents and surfactants that promotes deep disinfection with the simultaneous dissolution of organic and inorganic matter. This ultra-conservative and disinfected canal can then be obturated using bioceramic technologies that allow for zero shrinkage and bond to dentin thus offering a fluid-tight seal. 


Speakers

After this course attendees will be able to:

  • Comprehend the scientifically based biologic requirements for endodontic success
  • Understand the meaning of minimally invasive endodontics
  • Determine the limitations of files that creates a round shape
  • Appreciate the latest generation of minimally invasive technologies that allows us to clinically obtain the essential biologic goals

The Brasseler USA grant has been applied to this course.
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