Endodontics III

6 credits · Professional

This course focuses on the art and science of Endodontics. It provides a foundation for the treatment of the individual permanent tooth. The course consists of didactic, preclinical and clinical components. The didactic component is comprised of a series of lectures that approach endodontic techniques, physiology and pathology of the pulp and apical tissues, pulp and apical pathoses, diagnosis and treatment planning, as well as expanded clinical topics in Endodontics. The preclinical component provides the student with the opportunity to practice and develop experience, judgment and psychomotor skills in endodontic techniques. The clinical component focuses on diagnosis and the application of endodontic principles and techniques while providing comprehensive treatment to assigned patients. Knowledge and skills will be developed through a series of assessments during both preclinical simulations and clinical cases. RESTRICTIONS: Degree: Dentistry Qualifying Program Major: Dentistry