The goal of this course is to provide participants with knowledge and skills to make the practice of endodontics simple and predictably successful. This course will be presented in an interactive seminar which includes case based lectures and a practical component using natural teeth and plastic tooth models.

Course Objectives:

• Endodontic access and length determination
• Access (includes anatomy) and negotiation
• Rubber dam isolation technique
• Root length determination and how to optimize the accuracy of the electronic apex locator
• Microbial control techniques: Chemo-mechanical preparation of the root canal system
• Root canal preparation with biologically based nickel-titanium techniques with the focus on reciprocation motion
• Irrigation and Medication - Traditional vs. Contemporary concepts
• Current Obturation concepts and trends
• There will be a particular focus on the warm vertical condensation
• Management of difficult cases

Participants are encouraged to bring accessed extracted teeth, as well as safety glasses and loupes. All other materials will be provided. Two pre molars is recommended.

• Full day hands-on course includes: Tea & coffee on arrival, morning tea, lunch, afternoon tea. Please advise of any special dietary requirements.
• Materials and instruments provided.