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Managing Restorative Emergencies - Part 2: Sensitivity, fractured teeth, and restorations

Categories: Endodontics, Esthetic Dentistry, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Oral Surgery, Restorative Dentistry, Bite Splints, Ceramics, Composites, Desensitizers, Endodontics, Prosthodontics, Restorations, Restorative Materials, Temporization
Author(s): Howard E. Strassler, DMD, FADM, FAGD

CE Credits: 2

Cost: $29.00

Esthetic restorative emergencies in the anterior esthetic zone can involve a fractured tooth, fracture of metal or ceramic material from fixed indirect restorations, or the avulsion or loss of a periodontally involved incisor. While these are not acute emergencies from the perspective of pain or discomfort, they are emergencies from the patient’s perspective due to the loss of esthetics. Triaging patients prior to their appointments is helpful in planning and optimizing treatment.

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The Challenges and Complexities in Achieving Profound Local Anesthesia

Categories: Anesthesia, Oral Sedation and Pain Control, Endodontics
Author(s): James L. Gutmann, DDS, PhD, FACD, FICD, FADI

CE Credits: 2

Cost: $29.00

The ability to achieve profound local anesthesia for patients in general, and endodontic patients in particular, can be impacted by many factors. These include the inflammatory process, anatomical structures and neural variations. In order to efficiently and effectively manage endodontic emergencies in a relatively painless manner, the clinician must understand all of these considerations.

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Restoration of the Endodontically-Treated Tooth

Categories: Endodontics, Restorative Dentistry
Author(s): Alan Atlas, DMD

CE Credits: 2

Cost: $29.00

Treatment planning the restoration of the endodontically-treated tooth should begin with a complete and comprehensive full mouth evaluation, in tandem with the tooth in question. Important considerations include the periodontal support, quality of root canal treatment, occlusal scheme, para-functional habits, available vertical space, age and gender of patient, and the intended function of the tooth: single restoration or abutment for an overdenture, fixed or removable partial denture.

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3D Endo Symposium

Categories Endodontics, Radiology and Digital Imaging, Digital Imaging (CBCT/CBVT), Endodontics

Running time: 1 hr
Cost: $0.00

CE Credits: 6

J. Morita announces the 3D Endo Symposium continuing education event. This full day course is tailored for endodontists on the topic of 3D/CBCT technology and will include lectures, as well as an interactive session and hands-on training....

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