From Fundamentals to Furcation’s: A Mastery of Ultrasonic Instrumentation

Friday, January 29, 2027

2:00 – 5:00 pm

Course Code:

518RH

Cost:

$289

Credits:

3

CE Hours

Auxiliary Techniques
Hands-On
Hygienist

This hands-on course is designed for the seasoned clinician looking to elevate their ultrasonic instrumentation skills from a foundational review to advanced applications in complex furcation management. We will embark on a journey back to the core principles of ultrasonic instrumentation—the three ‘A’s’ of Adaptation, Angulation, and Activation. This foundational review will ensure a solid base for every participant, regardless of their experience level. From there, we will progressively delve into the intricate and challenging world of furcation involvement, providing practical, real-world strategies for successfully navigating and treating these complex areas. Participants will leave with a renewed sense of confidence and a refined skill set, ready to tackle even the most challenging trifurcated teeth with precision and predictability.

Speakers

In this course attendees will:

  • Master the fundamental principles of the three ‘A’s’ (Adaptation, Angulation, and Activation) for optimal ultrasonic efficiency and safety
  • Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of tooth morphology and its critical role in effective instrument selection and adaptation
  • Apply advanced ultrasonic instrumentation techniques for the successful management of Class I, II, and III furcation’s
  • Develop a systematic approach to instrument the most challenging trifurcated teeth confidently and effectively
  • Incorporate the latest evidence-based protocols for ultrasonic instrumentation into their daily clinical practice, enhancing patient outcomes and clinical efficiency
Supplies Needed

Loupes.

Thanks to Dentsply Sirona for course materials.

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