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MicroSurgical Endodontics

This two-day course presents the most recent updates on apical microsurgical instruments and technique. A live demonstration case provides the participants microscopic and endoscopic views on 5 monitors. A step by step protocol will be provided to allow more confidence and predictability during periradicular surgery. Microscope vs Endoscope will be shown.

Day One Objectives:
Introduction and review of previous techniques

• List the biological reasons for failure

• Describe current changes in endodontics

Identify steps taken in Apical MicroSurgery

• Preparation of patient and diagnosis

• Hemostasis staging and proper anesthesia

• Incision and atraumatic flap elevation

• Access and bevel concepts

• Apiection (RER) and crypt management

• Ultrasonic retropreparation (REP)

• Select REF materials: bonding, MTA

Apical MicroSurgery Live Demonstration

"Dining in the Desert" with John and Joe

Day Two Objectives:
Use surgical ergonomics for less stressful results
Review of Day One, Discuss team involvement
Suture removal from demo & critique healing

• State different suturing techniques

• Discuss current concepts of healing

• List advantages of 24 hour suture removal

Review post-op care and pharmacology

After completing this course, the participant should feel more confident performing apical microsurgery and achieving predictable results.

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16 CEU
Fee $3100 US

Course Requirements:

• 6 extracted molars are needed and are to be supplied by participant.

Prerequisites for nonspecialists

• Conventional MicroEndodontics

• Retreatment MicroEndodontics

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