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This Rotary Endodontics Course is designed for dentists who want to move beyond routine root canal treatment and develop predictable clinical decision-making for complex and high-risk cases.

Unlike conventional rotary courses that focus only on instruments and techniques, this program trains dentists to think systematically under magnification, recognize early signs of failure, and choose the right strategy at every stage of treatment.

What You Will Learn

1. Fundamentals of Root Canal Treatment

• Accurate diagnosis and case selection

• Pain control strategies and anesthesia troubleshooting

• Rubber dam isolation protocols

• Access cavity design based on tooth-specific morphology

• Understanding internal anatomy for each tooth

Outcome: Reduced procedural errors and fewer post-operative complications.

2. Rotary Endodontics Essentials

• Selection and comparison of rotary file systems

• Torque, speed, and glide path creation

• Crown-down and hybrid shaping techniques

• Prevention of ledges, transportation, and file separation

Outcome: Safer rotary use with better canal centering and control.

3. Cleaning and Shaping Protocols

• Irrigant selection and activation techniques

• Smear layer removal

• Working length determination and apical control

• Apical preparation strategies for different canal anatomies

Outcome: Improved disinfection and long-term treatment success.

4. Management of Complex Root Canal Anatomy

• Calcified canals and negotiated protocols

• Curved and S-shaped canals

• Extra roots and MB2 identification

• Stepwise approach to difficult anatomy

Outcome: Confidence in cases previously referred or avoided.

5. Missed Canals & Complication Management

• Systematic radiographic and CBCT evaluation

• Troughing techniques under magnification

• Perforation recognition and repair

• Management of ledges, blocks, and iatrogenic errors

Outcome: Ability to recover from complications instead of abandoning cases.

6. Retreatment & Re-RCT Principles

• Removal of old gutta-percha and sealers

• Ultrasonic techniques in retreatment

• Introduction to silver point and broken instrument retrieval

Outcome: Structured retreatment planning with reduced risk.

7. Introduction to Surgical Endodontics

• Case selection for surgical intervention

• Flap design principles

• Root-end preparation and MTA root-end filling concepts

Outcome: Clear understanding of when and how surgery fits into endodontic care.

8. Post & Core and Final Restoration

• Fiber post selection and placement

• Core build-up techniques

• Restoration planning for endodontically treated teeth

• Crown considerations for long-term success

Outcome: Better restorative prognosis after RCT.

9. CBCT & Modern Endodontic Aids

• Role of CBCT in diagnosis and treatment planning

• Clinical use of magnification: loupes vs microscope

• Case-based decision making using modern aids

Outcome: Smarter, evidence-based treatment planning.

Who This Course Is For

• Dentists performing rotary endodontics who feel stuck at an intermediate level

• Clinicians struggling with calcified canals, MB2s, and retreatment cases

• Dentists who want predictable outcomes, not just new instruments

Who This Course Is NOT For

• Dentists looking for shortcuts or “magic file systems”

• Those unwilling to change their clinical decision-making approach