Endodontic Congress in Kyoto is organized by OHI-S and will be held from Mar 27 - 28, 2025 at Hyatt Regency Kyoto, Kyoto, Kansai, Japan.
Total Lecture Time: 12 h
Description:
Endodontic Congress in Kyoto. Introduction to Japanese School of dentistry. In the most beautiful city in Japan, during the cherry blossom season.
At this magical time, thousands of trees are adorned with delicate pink and white flowers. We want to share this moment with you.
The cherry blossom bloom in Japan symbolizes renewal and beauty. At our unforgettable Congress, you will refresh your knowledge in the field of endodontics, be inspired by new ideas, and fall even more in love with your profession.
Presentations of legendary Japanese dentists, meeting colleagues from around the world, and enjoying the wonders of nature. All this awaits you at the OHI-S Endodontic Congress in Kyoto.
Program:
Yoshi TERAUCHI
Non-surgical root canal retreatment: Yoshi Terauchi's protocols. Part 1, 2
– Causes of endodontic instrument breakage
– Causes of ledge formation of root canals
– Mechanism of ledge formation
– Factors affecting the success in broken file removal
– Diagnosis and treatment planning for broken file removal
– Concepts of BFR
– Non-surgical retreatment of root canals: complex clinical cases
– Author's protocols for non-surgical retreatment of root canals
– Author's protocols for treating root canals with a ledge
– Key techniques to bypass ledges.
Mitsuhiro TSUKIBOSHI
Dental trauma
– Minimally invasive treatment of dental trauma
– Fixation of a broken crown fragment to a tooth
– Preservation of the vitality of exposed pulp
– Luxated teeth: a step-by-step treatment protocol.
Vital pulp therapy
– What is “vital pulp therapy”
– Indications for vital pulp therapy
– Step-by-step protocol for vital pulp therapy
– Scientific component of using vital pulp therapy for treating young patients.
Katsushi OKAZAKI
Visualization and treatment simulation in advanced endodontics
Augmented Reality (AR) Technology in the Medical Field: Current Status and Potential:
- Overview and features of AR technology (enhancing visual augmentation capabilities with AR, 3D guides using AR)
- Applications in the medical field (surgical assistance, diagnostic support, education, etc.)
- Current research trends.
Analysis of Periapical Periodontitis and Its Sequelae Using AR Models:
- The flow of conventional X-ray analysis and its limitations
- A new case analysis approach utilizing the visual augmentation capabilities of AR technology
- The potential for improved precision through simulations using AR models and 3D-printed models.
Evolution from Physical Guides to AR Guides in Endodontic Treatment with 3D Guides:
- The flow and limitations of conventional endodontic treatment using physical guides
- A new approach utilizing the visual augmentation capabilities of AR technology
- The potential for expanded indications and improved treatment precision with AR guides.
Data Sharing System Combining XR Technology and CBCT:
- Data sharing via IoMT (Internet of Medical Things)
- Visualization and operation within an AR environment.
Development of Next-Generation Endodontic Treatment:
- Endodontic treatment using preoperative case analysis methods based on patient-specific data and 3D models
- The impact of XR technology on patient care and clinical education
- Rapid and effective responses to complex cases using IoMT and AI support tools.
Taisuke TSUKIBOSHI
Endodontic protocols in dental traumatology
– The basic treatment plans for traumatized teeth
– Endodontic treatment for traumatized teeth (apexogenesis, pulpotomy, pulpectomy)
– The results of delayed replantation in adult age
– Extrusion
– The treatment plan for multipul trauma
– When will implants be needed after trauma?
Hidetaka ISHIZAKI
Treatment and strategy of perforation
– What is the most important point of the perforation repair
– How to manage the perforation area
– The outcome of the perforation repair
– Classification and treatment planning of the perforation
– Proceddure of the perforation repair
– Clinical examination and diagnosis of the perforation.
Total CE credits: 12
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