Clinical Endodontics Professional Training Level 1
Level 1 | 2 Modules | 8 Days | 56 CME
The Level 1 consists of lectures, hands-on training and seminars. This is a 4 months course over 8 days. In order to graduate a participant will need to pass a MCQ Exam. The Level 1 part of the programme is accredited for 56 CME.
Group 7
Module 1 | Fundamentals of Endodontics | 4 days
Group 7: 16-19 October 2025
Programme outline: Introduction to contemporary endodontics. Understanding of instrument design and its effect on the prevention of iatrogenic errors. Maximising endodontic success and understand factors that influence it. Classification and diagnosis of endodontically diseased teeth. Contemporary endodontics, Radiographic assessment of cases both conventional, CBCT & others. Risk factors in endodontics. Principles of access cavity design and locating straight, accessory and curved canals. Length determination with Standard/crown down / balance forces / modified double flare techniques.
Hands-on training: Rubber Dam application, access cavity preparation and Canal location. Introduction to rotary nickel-titanium shaping with Protaper Gold and Wave One Gold. Obturation Practical- Cold Lateral, single cone, carrier-based Compaction, thermoplastic obturation techniques. Protaper Gold- Gutta Core Obturation and Wave One Gold - Warm Vertical and Continuous Wave Compaction.
Module 2 | Aetiology and Diagnosis of Endodontic Disease (Application & Techniques) | 4 days
Group 7: TBD (4 days)
Programme outline: Microbiology of endodontic disease and its relationship with the host immune response. Endodontic Microbiology and biofilm development; Periapical pathology. Pulp reaction to caries. Apex location and length determination. Dental emergencies.Examination, diagnosis and consent.
Hands-on training: Race Evo/ Race R- Motion, XP technologies with XP shaper, finisher and Rotary Glide Path Management. Single cone obturation with calcium silicate-based sealers. XP Expandible NiTi Technologies.
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Group 1 - 6
Module 1 | Fundamentals of Endodontics | 4 days
Group 1: 20-23 April 2017 | Group 2: 22-25 February 2018 | Group 3: 21-24 March 2019 | Group 4: 16-19 September 2020 | Group 5: 19-22 January 2022 | Group 6: 26-29 January 2023
Programme outline: Introduction to contemporary endodontics. Understanding of instrument design and its effect on the prevention of iatrogenic errors. Maximising endodontic success and understand factors that influence it. Classification and diagnosis of endodontically diseased teeth. Contemporary endodontics, Radiographic assessment of cases both conventional, CBCT & others. Risk factors in endodontics. Principles of access cavity design and locating straight, accessory and curved canals. Length determination with Standard/crown down / balance forces / modified double flare techniques.
Hands-on training: Rubber Dam application, access cavity preparation and Canal location. Introduction to rotary nickel-titanium shaping with Protaper Gold and Wave One Gold. Obturation Practical- Cold Lateral, single cone, carrier-based Compaction, thermoplastic obturation techniques. Protaper Gold- Gutta Core Obturation and Wave One Gold - Warm Vertical and Continuous Wave Compaction.
Module 2 | Aetiology and Diagnosis of Endodontic Disease (Application & Techniques) | 4 days
Group 1: 27-30 July 2017 | Group 2: 26-29 April 2018 | Group 3: 19-22 June 2019 | Group 4: 09-12 December 2020 | Group 5: 17-20 March 2022 | Group 6: 16-19 March 2023
Programme outline: Microbiology of endodontic disease and its relationship with the host immune response. Endodontic Microbiology and biofilm development; Periapical pathology. Pulp reaction to caries. Apex location and length determination. Dental emergencies.Examination, diagnosis and consent.
Hands-on training: Race Evo/ Race R- Motion, XP technologies with XP shaper, finisher and Rotary Glide Path Management. Single cone obturation with calcium silicate-based sealers. XP Expandible NiTi Technologies.
View the Outline & List of Topics for Discussion (Click here)