Endodontics Selective Module

0 credits · Professional

By the end of this module, the student will be able to demonstrate the ability to evaluate pulp vitality and sensibility for the diagnosis of pulpal and periapical conditions, assess endodontic case difficulty using established standards, formulate treatment plans based on an integrated analysis of case factors, demonstrate an understanding of the factors that influence treatment decisions including patient factors, restorability, periodontal status and pulp status, demonstrate an understanding of root canal anatomy in planning for access cavity preparation, demonstrate root canal treatment procedures and techniques in simulation through the completion of a root canal on an anterior single rooted and bicuspid as well as an access preparation on a molar, outline common iatrogenic complications that may occur during different stages of RCT, identify strategies to address common endodontic emergencies that may include pain control, manage infections and describe the immediate and definitive treatment strategies for dental trauma. Learning is acquired through integrated lectures, workshops, and clinical sessions, where students will develop competence in pulpal and periapical diagnosis, treatment planning, and root canal procedures. This module may be required for students who did not meet the minimum requirement in Endodontics in the Pre Entry Assessment. This module is a prerequisite to direct patient care experiences where restorative treatment is provided.