The UKDS Endodontic Series. Problem solving in endodontics. Part 1 of 2

This is part 3 of the Endodontic Series. Problem solving in endodontics Part 1.

Aims and objectives:

• How to manage more complicated endodontic problems
• Understanding the assessment process in complex endodontic cases including periodontal pocket, restorability assessments, and the equipment needed to allow for a thorough detailed assessment
• An overview of the most common challenges in endodontics and how to overcome and manage these. The challenges will include calcified canals and complex canals
• The tips for successful treatment including tips on irrigation and access
• An overview of how to manage complications such as perforations, fractured and separated instruments, missing anatomy (such as MB2 canals), and post removals
• A discussion about one visit vs two visit

Learning outcomes:

By the end of this TubulesTalk, the learner will gain an overview of managing complex endodontic cases and when to refer cases

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To view all parts of this series, please click on the titles:
The UKDS Endodontic Series. Live clinical case of a lower molar root canal treatment
The UKDS Endodontic Series. Cracked teeth in the pandemic
The UKDS Endodontic Series. Problem solving in endodontics. Part 1 of 2
The UKDS Endodontic Series. Problem solving in endodontics. Part 2 of 2
The UKDS Endodontic Series. Surgical Endodontics