

For years, two-dimensional (2D) radiographic examinations, dental panoramic, and periapical radiographs have been used.
The interpretation of a two-dimensional image can be complicated by several factors, including the anatomical area and the overlap of other teeth and surrounding dentoalveolar structures.
These problems can be overcome by using images obtained with small or otherwise limited volumes of Cone Beam Computed Tomography, which provides accurate three-dimensional images of the teeth and surrounding dentoalveolar structures. CBCT gives dentists the advantage of being able to carry out correct diagnoses and, above all, correct treatment plans.
First release 1.1.2023 - Available until 12.31.2023
For years, two-dimensional (2D) radiographic examinations, dental panoramic, and periapical radiographs have been used for a correct diagnosis of odontogenic and non-odontogenic pathological processes, for the evaluation of biomechanical instrumentation and root canal obturation and for the evaluation of therapeutic outcomes in endodontics.
The interpretation of a two-dimensional image can be complicated by several factors, including the anatomical area and the overlap of other teeth and surrounding dentoalveolar structures.
Due to the overlaps, periapical radiographs show only limited aspects, namely, a two-dimensional view of true three-dimensional anatomy.
These problems can be overcome by using images obtained with small or otherwise limited volumes of Cone Beam Computed Tomography, which provides accurate three-dimensional images of the teeth and surrounding dentoalveolar structures.
The use of CBCT is spreading like wildfire, as it happened years ago for the use of the operating microscope. The era of "radiographic interpretations" is over. Today we can "see the pathology", with the advantage of being able to carry out correct diagnoses and, above all, correct treatment plans.
Educational Objectives
Specifically, this webinar will:
• Illustrate the benefits of digital dentistry by especially examining CBCT technology
• Present successful outcomes through a series of clinical cases reviews
Educational Path
The webinar is a recording of a live course and consists of two parts.
The first part covers the primary course content via lecture. In the second part, the speaker answers questions received during a live session with participants.
Interaction with the instructor is an essential part of this program, and participants can follow up with the speaker by e-mail at the address provided at the end of the lecture.
ADDITIONAL RELATED WEBINARS/LECTURES:
This webinar is part of an Edraclass of ten webinars in endodontics from Prof. Arnaldo Castellucci:
1 - Long, short, or just right? Modern techniques to determine an accurate working length in endodontics
2 - The endodontic glide path: the secret for the safe use of Rotary NiTi Files
3 - "Next" endo-generation instruments: the use of ProTaper Next
4 – Three-dimensional obturation of the root canal system
5 - Clinical and surgical approach to the presence of two canals in the same root
6 - Nonsurgical repair of iatrogenic perforations
7 - Endodontic surgery or micro-surgical endodontics? Part I
8 - Endodontic surgery or micro-surgical Endodontics? Part II
9 - Digital Endodontics. The use of CBCT in nonsurgical and surgical endodontics
10 - The use of MTA in nonsurgical endodontics: direct pulp capping and treatment of immature apices with the "Apical Barrier Technique"
Each webinar can be purchased individually or as an Edraclass package (10 webinars).
Course type
Online course
Self-instruction
60 minutes lecture + 30 minutes Q&A
1 CE credit
AGD Code: 070 Endodontics
Audience
Dentists - Knowledge of the endodontics foundation is recommended prior to attending this course.
Faculty
Speaker: Arnaldo Castellucci, MD, DDS
Arnaldo Castellucci graduated in Medicine and Surgery at the University of Florence (1973) and specialized in Dentistry and Prosthodontics at the same University (1977). Between 1978 -1980 he attended Continuing Education in Endodontics courses at the Boston University School of Graduate Dentistry with Prof Herbert Schilder.
Since 1979 his professional career has focused on Endodontics.
He lives in Florence, where he has his private practice and the Micro-Endodontics Training Center.
Between 1983 -2000 he was a Visiting Professor of Endodontics at the Graduate Dental Course of the University of Siena, and between 2000- 2011 he was a Visiting Professor of Endodontics at the Graduate Dental Course of the University of Specialization in Oral Surgery at the University Federico II of Naples.
He is the Past President of the Italian Endodontic Society (SIE - Società Italiana di Endodonzia), Past President of the International Federation of Endodontic Associations (IFEA), Active Member of the European Society of Endodontology (ESE), and Active Member of the American Association of Endodontists (AAE).
He is a very well-known international lecturer.
He has been the Editor of "The Italian Journal of Endodontics" and "The Endodontic Informer." He is now the Editor in Chief of Endo Tribune, Founder and President of the "Warm Gutta-Percha Study Club." He published articles on Endodontics in the most prestigious Endodontic Journals. He authored the textbook "Endodontics," now available in English.
Research interests: endodontics, micro-endodontics, micro-surgical endodontics.
Moderator: Graziana Baraghini, DDS
Graziana Baraghini is a dentist with over 20 years of experience in the dental field. Passionate about educating patients on the importance of oral hygiene. Committed to providing the best patient care through communication and high-quality service. Experience working with children, adolescents, and those suffering from dental anxiety. She is devoted to remaining current on the latest techniques to provide the highest patient care possible.
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