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Module 1- 5 topics
Hands-on techniques are demonstrated both live and with the use of video.
The ratio of didactic to hands-on training is 50:50.
Participants are encouraged to have a go themselves, using all of the
contemporary endodontic preparation and obturation systems currently
available in the UK. The hands-on sessions allow participants the opportunity
for an unbiased look at the different systems and materials.
Module 1
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Aetiology of endodontic disease
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Prognosis of non-surgical endodontic treatment
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Mechanical properties of endodontic instruments
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Endodontic instrumentation techniques: balanced force filing
Module 2
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To understand aims and objectives
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Critical evaluation of research papers
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Endodontic instrumentation techniques
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Stepback and balanced force
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Creating tapers with hand files
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Bacteriology of endodontic disease
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Focal infection, bacteraemias, anachoresis and the hollow tube theory
Module 3
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Diagnosis of non-odontogenic pain
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Medically-compromised patients
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Radiographic interpretation
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Endodontic instrumentation
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Techniques: crown down vs stepback, effect of varying instrument
geometry, neutral vs positive rake angles
Module 4
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Pulpal response to caries and dental procedures
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Anatomy of the pulp and periapex
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Endodontic length determination
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Introduce the variants of the K3 rotary filing system, and Lightspeed
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Importance of a glide path in preventing instrument separation
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Mechanism of fracture of rotary NiTi files
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Module 5
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An overview of Nitinol alloy: its use in the development of rotary
NiTi instruments
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The role of NiTi in preparation of curved canals
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Review of thermal obturation: history and contemporary techniques
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Introduce the RaCe NiTi rotary system and compare with Protaper
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