Complex Endodontics and Tooth Autotransplantation
Complex Endodontics and Tooth Autotransplantation
Course overview
“Remove or preserve.” Placing the comma in the right spot will be helped by the online course by Paolo Generali. And that is just one question among many that will be revealed in the course.
Each webinar is dedicated to a separate topic that will allow you to make your endodontic treatment successful:
emergency conditions in endodontics
endodontics in single and multiple visits
endodontic retreatment
autotransplantation.
The course will be led by Gold Member StyleItaliano Endodontics - Paolo Generali!
- Assess emergency endodontic presentations and distinguish odontogenic from non‑odontogenic tooth pain.
- Plan single‑visit and multiple‑visit endodontic treatments based on biological and anatomical principles.
- Evaluate retreatment cases using decision criteria and predictability factors for success.
- Determine indications, contraindications, and techniques for tooth autotransplantation and preservation.
What you will learn
Course lessons
Lesson 1. Emergency conditions in endodontics
Value of the tooth: the influence of the tooth on the overall condition of the organism
Diagnosis of toothache: a systematic approach
Non-odontogenic pains: main symptoms and characteristics
Reversible and irreversible pulpitis: diagnostic criteria
Local anesthesia: features when treating pulpitic teeth
Anesthesia strategies: recommendations
Intravascular anesthesia
Local anesthetic agents: maximum dosages
Bio-inspired design: restoration methodology
Features of endodontic treatment of different tooth groups
Healing potential
Postoperative dental pain: strategies and treatment methods
Overview of pharmacological agents for the treatment of postoperative pain
Endodontic treatment complications: methods of management
Immediate sealing technique: principles and technique
Indirect pulp capping for tooth trauma
MTA: indications for use.
Lesson 2. Endodontic treatment: fast and effective. The truth about irrigation
Biological goals of endodontic treatment
Root canal infection
Irrigation solutions and problems with the use of rubber dam
Rules for achieving a good endodontic outcome
Tooth anatomy: laws of the location of the pulp chamber and root canals
Evolution of endodontic instruments
Step-down: stages and features of the method
Hand and mechanical instruments: comparative characteristics and application recommendations
Working length: recommendations when using an apex locator
Reciprocal instruments: features and problems in use
Debris in the canal: cleaning methods
Method for identifying merging canals
Protaper Next: advantages of use
Apical diameter: morphology and assessment criteria
The ideal irrigant and its properties
Problems and shortcomings of irrigants
Sodium hypochlorite activation: methods
Irrigation protocol: recommendations.
Lesson 3. Endodontic retreatment: recommendations and work methods
Complications after endodontic treatment: causes
Materials beyond the root canal: benefit or harm
Endodontic retreatment: key factors of success
Is it possible to retreat a tooth: criteria and decision-making algorithm
Instruments for retreatment
Metal objects in the canal: extraction techniques
Working with an ultrasonic device: the 5-minute rule
Assessment of retreatment quality
Bisphosphonates: advantages and disadvantages
CBCT: diagnosis of hidden foci
Inflammatory foci: genetic predisposition
Endocrowns: advantages and technique
Timing of restoration
Surgical methods for treating complications
Restore or replace: decision-making algorithm
Onlay, overlay or crown: advantages and disadvantages
Repairing an old restoration: when posts are needed
Access through a crown: work subtleties and recommendations.
Lesson 4. Autotransplantation
Methods of tooth preservation
Preservation of tooth vitality: indications and contraindications
Methods of preserving tooth vitality
Endodontics or implantation: indications and contraindications
Decrowning technique
Autotransplantation of third molars: advantages
Survival of autotransplanted teeth
Interrelationship between brain function and the masticatory system
Autotransplantation technique: technique and recommendations
Endodontic treatment: timing and indications
Transplantation into an artificial socket: advantages and disadvantages
Transplantation of teeth with incompletely formed roots
Long-term follow-up of autotransplanted teeth: complications
Autotransplantation into the area of a radicular cyst
Root shield technique and preservation of the entire root: goals and advantages
The "pontic shield" and "dentin shield" techniques: differences and indications.
