Endodontics in Today’s Practice: New Levels of Success in Endodontic Therapy

Description

This course provides clinically relevant, practical instruction on essential principles that contribute to successful endodontic therapy. Participants will review the art of locating canals, obtaining proper isolation, performing initial posterior endodontic treatment, and managing patients effectively throughout the course of care.

Designed to support greater confidence and predictability in practice, this course highlights key considerations that influence treatment success while reinforcing a thoughtful, patient-centered approach to endodontic therapy.

Objectives

1. Identify commonly used materials and supplies in endodontic therapy and understand their clinical uses.
2. Review techniques for locating canals and achieving effective isolation.
3. Understand key concepts involved in initial posterior endodontic therapy.
4. Recognize the role of patient management in successful endodontic treatment outcomes.
5. Identify common clinical challenges and considerations that may impact treatment effectiveness.
6. Apply principles that support more predictable, efficient, and patient-centered endodontic care.

Faculty

Department:

DN-ENDODONTICS ADMIN

Roberta Pileggi DDS, MS

Senior Executive Associate Dean; Chair, Program Director & Professor of Endodontics; Associate Dean for Advanced & Graduate Education; Director, School of Advanced Dental Sciences

*I , (or an immediate family member) have a financial interest of $1,000 or greater or an affiliation with the corporate organization offering financial support of grant monies for this continuing dental education program and/or I have a financial interest in commercial product(s) which I will discuss in my presentation.  (Dentsply Sirona)

Registration Information

Continuing Education at UFCD wishes to express its appreciation to Dentsply Sirona for support in making this course possible.