Endodontics №8
Endodontic aspects in orthopedics: what an orthopedist should know and an endodontist should be able to do
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Dear colleagues!
I offer you a course created at the junction of two important areas of modern dentistry: orthopedics and endodontics.
Daily work brings a lot of practical questions.
How to evaluate the work of an endodontist: when and whether it is always necessary to perform endodontic treatment before prosthetics?
What is the best way to restore endodontically treated teeth?
What do we know about reconstructive orthopedics (anchor pins and composite restorations) today?
Are endodontics and implantology always competitive?
I will conduct a thorough analysis of the existing literature and research from the world of orthopedics and endodontics.
This course is very important for the harmonious collaboration of orthopaedists and endodontists: it will allow doctors to speak the same language and solve problems that arise in many clinics. I hope my course will not leave anyone indifferent.
I offer you a course created at the junction of two important areas of modern dentistry: orthopedics and endodontics.
Daily work brings a lot of practical questions.
How to evaluate the work of an endodontist: when and whether it is always necessary to perform endodontic treatment before prosthetics?
What is the best way to restore endodontically treated teeth?
What do we know about reconstructive orthopedics (anchor pins and composite restorations) today?
Are endodontics and implantology always competitive?
I will conduct a thorough analysis of the existing literature and research from the world of orthopedics and endodontics.
This course is very important for the harmonious collaboration of orthopaedists and endodontists: it will allow doctors to speak the same language and solve problems that arise in many clinics. I hope my course will not leave anyone indifferent.
1. Goals of endodontic treatment before prosthetics
2. Planning of endodontic treatment depending on orthopedic design (clinical and X-ray examinations)
3. Preventive endodontics: indications and contraindications (the rate of development of the carious process, the likelihood of pulp necrosis, pulp stress syndrome)
4. Factors affecting dental strength at all stages of treatment
5. Biomechanics of root canal treatment and vertical root cracks
6. The effect of coronal sealing on the prognosis of endodontic and orthopedic treatment
7. Algorithm of decision-making about the treatment
8. An algorithm for deciding on the timing and sequence of dental restoration after endodontic treatment
9. Pin and Superstructure (Post&Core):
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The mythology of "root reinforcement". - Pin and add-on function.
- The true anatomy of the canals.
- Preparation of the canal for orthopedic construction: by whom, when and how.
- Analysis of existing pin systems: steel, zirconium, titanium, fiberglass.
10. Composite materials and bonding for dental restoration after endodontic treatment
- The problems of MMP
- C-factor
- Features of the dentin structure depending on location and age
- The effect of cyclic loading
11. Protection of hillocks: Past or reality
- Crowns, Onlay, Overlay, Amalgam crown or?
12. The hoop effect: definition and clinical recommendations
- Surgical elongation, orthodontic stretching or removal
11. Protection of hillocks: Past or reality
- Cysts, granulomas, or "what is it?"
- Vertical fracture of the root.
- Cracked tooth syndrome.
- Endo-perimages.
- Cervical invasive resorption.
- Apical surgery: modern techniques, possibilities and biological justification.
- Apex anatomy and X-ray quality control of endodontics.
- Prevention of perforations.
- The possibilities of modern endodontics.
15. The most effective use of the knowledge and capabilities of an endodontist in an interdisciplinary treatment program and medical legal aspects of work
