From: Thursday, 22 July 2010 - 9:00am
To: Friday, 23 July 2010 - 5:00pm
Every day |
Published by CE Diary Australia
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Dental Continuing Professional Development Course: Contemporary endodontics
COURSE NUMBER:
2115
CONVENER:
A/Professor Peter Parashos
PRESENTERS:
A/Professor Peter Parashos
Dr Mark Evans
Dr Matt Filei
Dr Vijay John
Dr Luke Moloney
Dr Jeff Ward
Dr Mark Weis
(Endodontists)
COURSE FORMAT:
Lecture program/demonstrations/hands-on
lab sessions
DATES:
Thursday 22 and Friday 23 July 2010
(9.00am – 5.00pm each day)
VENUE:
Melbourne Dental School,
720 Swanston Street, Carlton
FEE (GST incl.):
$1,350
REGISTRATION LIMIT:
20
CPD CREDIT:
12 hours Scientific CPD
MAJOR TOPICS
• Seven lectures by endodontists:
diagnosis, rotary NiTi systems
and techniques
• Sealing the root canal system, electronic
apex location, procedural complications
and the role of MTA, restoration of the
endodontically treated tooth, trauma update
• Demonstrations of electronic apex location
and several rotary NiTi systems
• Demonstrations of obturation strategies
• Two afternoons of hands-on practice
supervised by endodontists
• Hands-on experience with a range of
rotary NiTi systems in extracted teeth
• Hands-on experience with apex location
• Hands-on experience with obturation
of canals
• Simple and effective root canal
obturation techniques
• Opportunity to use an operating microscope
• Aseptic endodontic strategies to achieve
maximum microbiological control
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
At the conclusion of the course, participants
will be able to apply:
• strategies and techniques for
endodontic diagnosis
• small hand instruments in contemporary
endodontic instrumentation
• concepts of working length determination
including the use of electronic apex locators
• principles and practical aspects of rotary
NiTi techniques and systems
• concepts of root canal preparation with
rotary NiTi
• criteria for optimal root canal obturation
• concepts of root canal obturation using
thermoplastic techniques
• the use of MTA in endodontic obturation,
vital pulp therapy and perforation repair
• the role of the operating microscope
• restorative strategies for root filled teeth
• current management techniques of
dental trauma
This two-day program will
feature lectures and handson
sessions in the School’s
state of the art laboratory
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Location: Melbourne Dental School, 720 Swanston Street, Carlton
Contact: 61 3 9341 1506 |
