The Anatomical Edge in Endodontics
Saturday, January 31, 2026
1:00 – 4:00 pm
Course Code:
708SH
Cost:
$375
Credits:
3
CE Hours
Modern endodontics is evolving—beyond mechanical shaping and traditional access designs—toward a biologically and anatomically centered approach that respects the natural complexity of the root canal system. This course is designed for practitioners who want to elevate their endodontic outcomes by
understanding and working with the tooth’s internal anatomy, not against it.
Through a combination of concise theory and extensive hands-on training, participants will learn how to recognize, interpret, and treat the three-dimensional complexities of root canal systems using evidence-based, anatomy-guided techniques. Topics include conservative canal instrumentation compromising less dentin, simple and comprehensive irrigation protocol, and obturation strategies that fill—not force—into anatomical spaces.
Attendees will not only learn the principles behind anatomically centered endodontics but also practice and test these techniques on simulated and extracted teeth, gaining practical confidence in tools, materials, and decision-making for everyday clinical scenarios.
Speakers
In this course attendees will:
- Understand the latest generation of minimally invasive technologies
- Recognize and interpret complex root canal anatomies
- Master anatomically centered endodontics and apply it in clinic
Supplies Needed
Loupes and Headlamps. 1 or 2 accessed or decoronated extracted teeth (premolars preferably, autoclaved and bagged) with pre-op Xray printed or digital copy, and one case/Xray you would like to discuss.
The Brasseler USA grant has been applied to this course. Thanks to Brasseler USA for course materials.
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