Anatomically Centered Endodontics

Thursday, January 28, 2027

10:00 am – 12:00 pm

Course Code:

479TL

Credits:

2

CE Hours

CE On The Exhibit Hall Floor
Dentist
Endodontics
Lecture

NO CHARGE — REGISTRATION REQUIRED


This course will focus on contemporary endodontic instrumentation and techniques designed to support precise, anatomical, and minimally invasive canal shaping. Participants will review instrument selection, sequencing, and clinical strategies for navigating and shaping a variety of root canal anatomies while preserving tooth structure. Emphasis will be placed on selecting the appropriate armamentarium and applying instrumentation techniques that promote efficient cleaning and shaping while reducing procedural complications. Participants will also explore how effective canal preparation supports predictable obturation, including modern approaches utilizing bioceramic materials. Bioceramic sealer is the standard of care for delivering the best root canal treatment possible.

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After this course attendees will be able to:

  • Identify appropriate endodontic instruments and armamentarium for canal negotiation, cleaning, and shaping
  • Describe instrumentation principles that support anatomical and minimally invasive canal preparation
  • Apply instrument sequencing strategies to efficiently navigate and shape a variety of root canal anatomies
  • Explain techniques for preserving tooth structure and reducing procedural complications during instrumentation
  • Describe how effective canal preparation supports predictable obturation using contemporary bioceramic materials
  • Integrate instrumentation and obturation principles to support predictable, long-term endodontic outcomes
The Brasseler USA grant has been applied to this course.
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