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Endodontics: from classic protocols to extreme

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Domenico Ricucci
Yoshi Terauchi
Martin Trope
Илья Мер
James L. Gutmann
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6 aulas (11h 40m)

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Aula 1.Pulpal preservation - new platforms & parameters of treatment based on science

– Tasks of endodontic treatment;

– Historical aspects of endodontics;

– Pulpotomy: partial and full;

– Modern pulp preservation tactics;

– Diagnosis of pulp diseases;

– Partial pulpotomy: benefits;

– Histological aspects of pulpotomy;

– Biological approach: advantages;

– Prospects for the treatment of deep caries;

– Materials for pulpotomy;

– Current treatment prospects.

Aula 2.From vital pulp therapy to anatomically directed root treatment – everything is changing

– Prevention of periapical inflammation;

– Reversible and irreversible pulpitis: diagnosis;

– Pathogenesis of pulp inflammation;

– Irreversible pulpitis: tactics;

– Direct and indirect pulp capping;

– Calcium hydroxide: mechanism of action and benefits;

– Material properties: bioceramic vs calcium hydroxide;

– Types of bioceramics and their properties;

– Vital pulp therapy: methods;

– Success of endodontic treatment: criteria;

– SAF system: advantages;

– XP-Endo®: properties;

– Root canal obturation: materials and tools.

Aula 3.The apical terminus - an historical battle that challenges contemporary applications

– The complexities of apical anatomy: choice of treatment tactics;

– Understanding of root canals: historical aspects;

– The result of endodontic treatment: factors;

– Biological aspects of root canal treatment;

– Healing of periapical tissues: conditions;

– Protrusion of gutta-percha for the apex: tactics;

– Basic principles of root canal treatment;

– Apical "barbarians" and "pulpophiles": differences in concepts;

– The concept of apical patency: significance for the outcome of treatment;

– Canal length:


- Criteria for determining,

- Radiological parameters,

- Apexlocator application.


– Overfill and flush fill: advantages and disadvantages;

– Types of periapical healing;

– Tissue response to the filling materials;

– "Cement canals": the concept and its meaning.

Aula 4.The role of endodontics in the treatment of the large radiolucent lesions of the jaws

– The mechanism of root canal infection;

– Histological healing: criteria;

– Limitations in the instrumental treatment of root canals;

– Extra-root infection: types and morphology;

– Periapical actinomycosis: treatment difficulties;

– Causes of endodontic treatment failures: classification;

– Origin of periapical lesions;

– Types of cysts and their diagnosis: true and pocket;

– Planning the treatment of periapical lesions;

– Surgical operation: indications;

– Pathology of endodontic and non-endodontic origin: differential diagnosis.

Aula 5.Easy techniques for broken file retrieval

– Diagnosis and treatment planning for file removal;

– What determines success in broken file retrieval and removal;

– Do you need do remove every single broken file?

– СBCT in broken file removal;

– File removal depending on the location in the root canal;

– Concept of ultrasonic broken file removal;

– Key preparation technique;

– Key predictable removal technique;

– Using a microscope - quality assurance of broken file removal;

– Materials for broken file removal;

– Solutions for extracting file fragments;

– Root canal preparation protocol for broken files retrieval;

– "Dancing" and "flexing" breakage: differences;

– Clinical tips for broken file retrieval.

Aula 6.Endodontic retreatment: modern approaches

– Criteria for endodontic treatment (Strindberg): success and failure;

– Successful endodontic treatment:


- From the point of view of science,

- From the dentist's point of view,

- From the patient's point of view.


– Treatment prognosis: communication with the patient;

– Criteria for success and failure of implantation;

– Clinical possibilities of saving tooth;

– Diagnosis: differential diagnosis.


- Vertical tooth fracture,

- Periodontal problem,

- Pulp necrosis.


– Saving of severely destroyed teeth:


- Surgical extension,

- Tooth extrusion.


– The periapical process: diagnosis and treatment planning;

– Selective treatment: pros and cons;

– The size of the inflammatory process: prognosis for saving tooth;

– Materials for retrograde filling;

– Surgical template for apical surgery;

– Tooth replantation: a clinical example.

O curso inclui aulas:

Aula 1

Pulpal preservation - new platforms & parameters of treatment based on science

James L. Gutmann
Aula 2

From vital pulp therapy to anatomically directed root treatment – everything is changing

Martin Trope
Aula 3

The apical terminus - an historical battle that challenges contemporary applications

James L. Gutmann

conferências 5

Endodontist and histopathologist specializing in pulp biology, periapical tissue reactions, and endodontic infection research. Medical Doctor and Doctor of Dental Surgery. Owner and director of private histology laboratory for hard tissue microscopy.

 

Over 40 years of clinical and research experience studying biological responses of pulp and periapical tissues to caries and endodontic treatment. Since 1998 operates own histology laboratory developing advanced skills in hard tissue preparations for light microscopy, enabling groundbreaking research correlating clinical findings with histological evidence. Research focus on pulpal and periapical tissue reactions to carious process and treatment procedures, biofilms in endodontic infections, vital pulp therapy outcomes, pulp regeneration and revascularization, and mechanisms of endodontic success and failure.

 

World's leading expert in microscopy of dental hard tissues having published over 100 peer-reviewed scientific articles establishing histological foundation for evidence-based endodontics. Author and co-author of eight textbooks on endodontics including "Endodontology: Clinical and Biological Aspects" (Italian-language reference) and "Endodontology: An Integrated Biological and Clinical View" (comprehensive textbook and atlas published by Quintessence). International lecturer presenting at most prestigious dental conferences worldwide on vital pulp therapy, regenerative endodontic procedures, clinical science of endodontic success and failure, and histopathology of pulpal and periapical diseases.

 

MD. DDS. Extensive publication record in Journal of Endodontics, International Endodontic Journal, and other leading journals. Research has fundamentally changed understanding of pulp response to caries (demonstrating reversibility of pulpitis under proper conditions), effectiveness of partial pulpotomy procedures, role of biofilms in persistent infections, and importance of complete bacterial elimination for healing. Studies utilize human tooth specimens collected from clinical cases, processed in private laboratory using specialized techniques enabling visualization of bacteria, tissue responses, and healing outcomes. Practice in Cetraro limited to complex endodontic cases referred by specialists throughout Italy.

 

Endodontist specializing in complex non-surgical retreatment, broken file removal, and minimally invasive endodontic techniques. Founder and Director of Dental Arts Academy, Tokyo, Japan. Part-time Professor at Tokyo Medical & Dental University. Private practice in Connecticut, USA and at Micro-Endodontic Center, Tokyo.

 

Over 33 years of clinical and academic experience in endodontics since graduating in 1993. Earned DDS from Tokyo Medical & Dental University (1993), completed endodontic residency (1995), and received PhD from Department of Endodontics, Tokyo Medical & Dental University. Maintains private practice limited exclusively to endodontics since 1998, developing expertise in complex retreatment cases referred by specialists across Japan and internationally.

 

International authority on endodontic file retrieval having developed the Terauchi File Retrieval Kit (TFRK), featuring the revolutionary Yoshi Loop micro-lasso enabling unparalleled access to broken instruments in narrow and curved canals, and modified ultrasonic tips requiring minimal tooth structure removal. Developer of standardized protocols for predictable instrument removal achieving success rates over 95% with retrieval times averaging under 15 minutes. Innovator in MTA obturation techniques for perforation closure and retreatment cases.

 

DDS (1993) and PhD from Tokyo Medical & Dental University. Published extensively in national and international peer-reviewed journals on endodontic retreatment outcomes, instrument retrieval techniques, ledge management, and MTA applications. Contributor to multiple textbook chapters including the 11th edition of "Pathways of the Pulp," considered the definitive endodontic reference worldwide. International lecturer presenting hands-on courses in Japan, Korea, Australia, USA, Europe, and Middle East on non-surgical retreatment protocols, file removal techniques, and complication management. Founder and Director of Dental Arts Academy providing advanced training in endodontics and aesthetic restoration with world-renowned clinicians. Teaches comprehensive retreatment protocols emphasizing accurate diagnosis, effective biofilm removal, ledge management, and predictable MTA obturation for long-term success and tooth preservation.

 

Endodontist and international authority in dental traumatology, vital pulp therapy, and regenerative endodontics. Clinical Professor at the Department of Endodontics, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA, and private practice specialist.

 

Over 48 years of clinical and academic experience in endodontics. Pioneer in research on pulpal and periapical disease diagnostics, clinical outcomes assessment, and treatment of traumatized teeth. Former Chair of Endodontology at Temple University School of Dentistry (1989-1993) and JB Freedland Professor at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (1993-2014), a distinguished professorship recognizing significant contributions to the endodontic specialty.

 

International lecturer having taught across six continents on dental trauma management, vital pulp therapy, regenerative procedures, and use of bioceramic materials. Former Editor-in-Chief of Dental Traumatology and Endodontic Topics journals. Recipient of the Jens Ove Andreasen Lifetime Achievement Award from the International Association of Dental Traumatology (IADT) in 2014 and the Louis I. Grossman Award from the American Association of Endodontists (AAE) in 2002 for cumulative publication of significant research.

 

BDS from University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa (1976). Certificate in Endodontics from University of Pennsylvania (1982). DMD from University of Pennsylvania (1983). Former Director of the American Board of Endodontics. Published extensively in peer-reviewed journals and authored numerous textbook chapters on dental trauma, clinical outcomes, MTA applications, and diagnostic tests for pulpal disease. Editorial board member of Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, Endodontic Topics, and Advisory Board of Esthetic Dentistry.

 

Endodontist and oral surgeon specializing in endodontic retreatment and apical microsurgery. Chief doctor and founder of Apico.pro clinic in Moscow, exclusively dedicated to tooth preservation through advanced endodontic techniques.

 

Over 20 years of clinical experience in complex root canal treatments and periapical surgery under operating microscope. Specializes in saving teeth previously deemed hopeless by other specialists, focusing on challenging cases requiring surgical intervention. Receives referrals from general dentists, prosthodontists, oral surgeons, ENT specialists, and neurologists.

 

International lecturer delivering educational programs on advanced endodontics and apical surgery. Scientific editor at Quintessence Russia and Dental Azbuka publishing houses. Head of Quintessence study club in Endodontics. Speaker at TownieMeeting (2010) and Quintessence Congress in Moscow.

 

DDS from Tver Medical University, Russia. Completed International Program in Endodontics at University of Pennsylvania, USA, and specialized training at Jerusalem Hadassah Dental School, Israel. Member of The European Society of Microscopic Dentistry (ESMD) and The Russian Dental Society.

 

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