NSU CDM Endodontics Symposium 2026 - Evaluating Outcomes in Endodontic Practice: Integrating Technique, Biology , and Clinical Mastery

NSU CDM Endodontics Symposium 2026 - Evaluating Outcomes in Endodontic Practice: Integrating Technique, Biology , and Clinical Mastery is organized by Nova Southeastern University College of Dental Medicine (NSUCDM) and will be held on Feb 07, 2026 at Nova Dental Clinic, Davie, Florida, United States of America.

Description:

The NSU Endodontics Symposium aims to provide an update on current best practices in endodontics. Esteemed speakers will present clinical and evidence-based advances in ergonomics, disinfection, clinical decision-making, and microsurgery, offering attendees clear, practical guidance for contemporary patient care. This program delivers high-level continuing education in a focused, professional setting.

Course Objectives

At the end of this presentation participants will be prepared to:

• Describe and discuss the principles and workflow of Static and Dynamic Navigation.
• Describe and discuss the clinical applications of Static and Dynamic navigation in anatomically compromised periapical surgical cases.
• Redefine ergonomics as a mindset for intentional, purposeful practice.
• Recognize how ergonomic principles foster teamwork, engagement, and growth.
• Explore ways to transform routine clinical work into a shared pursuit of excellence.
• Describe and discuss the limitations of Guided Surgery in specific clinical scenarios.
• Analyze the disconnect between in vitro and clinical outcomes in root canal disinfection research, including understanding why laboratory studies and clinical trials may yield conflicting results regarding optimal irrigation protocols.
• Evaluate the concept of 'optimal' in the context of endodontic disinfection, including the ability to critically assess different definitions and priorities when determining best practices for irrigant selection, concentration, sequence, and delivery methods.
• Critically appraise endodontic research methodologies, including developing skills to read beyond abstracts and understand the nuances, limitations, and appropriate applications of both laboratory studies and clinical trials in evidence-based endodontic decision making.