Mastering Molar Endodontics 2017

Mastering Molar Endodontics is organized by Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry of USC and would be held on Feb 24 - 25, 2017 at Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry of USC, Los Angeles, California, United States Of America. The Target Audience for this medical event is basically for Dentists. This CME conference has been approved with 14 Continuing Education Credits.

Molar endodontics often present challenges to the clinician. These may include difficulty in isolation and access, negotiation of curved and narrow root canals, calcified canals, difficulty in canal obturation, and managing anatomical variations. However, many advances in technology, materials, and equipment have made it possible today to efficiently perform successful molar endodontic treatment with more precision and predictable results.

This two-day intensive course includes lectures and hands-on workshops and is specially designed for General Dentists who wish to advance their clinical skills when performing molar endodontics. Participants will learn how to perform efficient endodontic access, clean and shape the root canal system, and finally obturate in a predictable manner. Participants will also perform endodontic treatment from start to finish in real maxillary and mandibular molar teeth. Without a doubt, this course will help you master molar endodontics.

TOPICS TO BE COVERED:
Endodontic anatomy and morphology of molar teeth
Modern principles of endodontic access
Root canal length determination - radiographic and electronic
Cleaning and shaping of molar root canals
Nickel Titanium rotary instrumentation
Procedural errors and their prevention
Root canal obturation
Case selection for molar endodontics.