SEALING SUCCESS ENDO PROSTHO WORKSHOP
One Clinical Language. One Predictable Workflow.
An evidence-based system connecting endodontic and prosthodontic decision-making, from diagnosis to final restoration.
Why This Course
Modern dentistry increasingly depends on coordinated, multidisciplinary care. Clinicians need a clear understanding of how endodontic and prosthodontic decisions connect in everyday practice.
This program brings diagnosis, endodontic strategy, restorative options, occlusion, material selection and long-term planning into one consistent workflow - strengthened through focused lectures and hands-on practice.
Course Objectives
1/ Identify challenges encountered during endodontic therapy.
2/ Select the appropriate irrigant for each clinical situation.
3/ Understand how patient-specific factors influence treatment options.
4/ Understand the fundamentals of post and core treatment.
5/ Apply preparation techniques for partial- and full-coverage restorations.
6/ Understand when and how to refer to a specialist.
7/ Apply effective irrigant activation methods during root canal therapy.
8/ Apply evidence-based clinical decision-making.
9/ Distinguish when a post and core is needed versus a core build-up.
10/ Distinguish restorative approaches for vital and non-vital teeth.
Course Program
1.Cracking the Code: Endodontic Diagnosis & Imaging Hacks
Build an accurate, evidence-based differential diagnosis using vitality tests and periapical imaging, while improving recognition of missed canals and hidden cracks.
2.Post and Core: Essential Foundation or Unnecessary Tradition?
Select the appropriate post and core system, compare anterior and posterior strategies, and apply correct cementation and occlusal management.
3.Cracking the Code: Endodontic Preparation & Obturation
Establish a glide path and three-dimensional canal preparation, apply irrigant activation and final irrigation protocols, and use bioceramic sealers and magnification effectively.
4.Onlay or Crown? From Preparation to Cementation & Occlusion
Compare restoration types, materials and success rates; distinguish vital from non-vital cases; and apply correct preparation and cementation protocols.
Hands-On Workshop
Four stations designed to translate learning into chairside confidence:
1.Straight Canal:
Step-by-step approach for a straight root canal.
2.Curved Canal:
Step-by-step approach for a curved or dilacerated root canal.
3.Post & Core:
Fiber post preparation and cementation, core build-up, and indications.
4.Restorations:
Preparation for partial-coverage onlays and full-coverage crowns.
FROM DIAGNOSIS TO FINAL RESTORATION,
PARTICPANTS MOVE THROUGH ONE CONNECTED CLINICAL WORKFLOW
