Dr. Martin Trope discuss the current technology of 3-D instrumentation of root canal systems

Dr. Mo K. Kang will highlight the current state of pulp regeneration approaches and ways in which dentin-pulp complex may be regenerated in otherwise necrotic pulp tissues.

Dr. Ove Peters will discuss the relevance of restorative principles for superior endodontic outcomes.

This course is designed to help attendees become familiar with various medical emergencies, immediately life-threatening and non-life threatening, that can occur in a dental office. Situations include but not limited to myocardial infarction, angina, asthma, allergic reactions, syncope, and hypoglycemia. The first session of the course will provide up-to-date information about the pathophysiology, prevention, and management of the aforementioned medical emergencies.

This course will thoroughly explain how to make a good differential diagnosis of soft tissue problems and management. We will explore and teach you how to manage inflammatory conditions such as lichen planus, pemphigus vulgaris mucous membrane pemphigoid and erythema multiforne.

Dr. Setia will present evidence-based, differential implant treatment planning that will address the common concerns of both clinicians and patients.

Dr. Pogrel will discuss current thoughts with regards to bisphosphonates, but even more with regards to some of the newer medications such as denosumab.

Ms. Baker will compare manufacturer claims and objective clinical data concerning chemotherapeutic products for gingivitis and calculus reduction.

During this course, literature will be presented and discussed that supports the rationale for using preventative measures such as specific methods of atraumatic exodontia and techniques of ridge preservation. When a pneumatized sinus or atrophic ridge is present, the knowledge of and implementation of various sinus and ridge augmentation techniques can help assure a successful outcome.