Overview

This workshop offers dentists a practical introduction to endodontics through step-by-step lectures and hands-on training. It covers diagnosis, access cavity preparation, working length determination, canal instrumentation, and obturation. Participants practice on simulated or extracted teeth under expert guidance, with emphasis on managing common emergencies like pulpitis and abscesses. Attendees will gain confidence in evaluating tooth pain, distinguishing endo-related issues, and knowing when root canal therapy is needed—all in a supportive, hands-on learning environment.

Learning Objectives

1. Diagnose and manage common endodontic conditions and emergencies.
2. Perform proper access cavity preparation on anterior and posterior teeth, creating an ideal entry to the pulp chamber that allows straight-line access to canals while preserving tooth structure.
3. Determine working length accurately using radiographs and electronic apex locators, so that canal instrumentation and obturation can be confined to the correct length.
4. Use effective instrumentation techniques for root canal cleaning and shaping with both manual and rotary tools.
5. Obturate root canals to achieve a complete seal using appropriate materials and techniques.

Prerequistes 

None