Treatment of calcified canals

– Calcification: definition and etiological factors 

– Diagnosis of calcified canals: clinical and additional methods

– Evaluation criteria and limits of the use of X-ray images

– CBCT in the management of teeth with obliterated canals

– Multiple isolation: indications and advantages

– Principles of access cavity formation:

- Traditional access

- Modified access.

– Root canal preparation

– Treatment of obliterated root canal: demonstration of the technique

– Complications when working with obliterated canals and their prevention: perforation

– Clinical examples of perforation elimination

– Advantages of using the irrigation needle IrriFlex®

– True and false pulp stones: etiological factors

– Indications for surgical treatment

– Guided endodontic cavity access: a step-by-step protocol.

Recommended for: Pediatric dentists, Endodontists, Restorers, General dentists.