Attendees will learn how to use ultrasonics to manage obliterated pulp chambers with conservative access, root canal instrumentation principles to prevent iatrogenic complications, the importance of magnification and colors in endodontics to detect missed canals, how to safely instrument extremely calcified canals, the zone technique for instrumentation of severely curved canals, how to deal with narrow canals in retreatment cases, and how to predictably bypass ledges inside root canals. They will also be able to instrument MB2 on upper molars, use heat-treated rotary files for severely curved canals, and bypass ledges with canal instrumentation.

The target audience includes dental professionals, specifically those interested in advancing their skills in endodontics, including dentists and endodontists.

There are no specific prerequisites mentioned for attending the workshop, but a basic understanding of endodontics and dental procedures would be beneficial.

The workshop will be led by Dr. Talal Al-Nahlawi and Dr. Mohamed Salah. Dr. Al-Nahlawi is an endodontist and associate professor with extensive experience and involvement in various endodontic societies and educational institutes. Dr. Salah is an endodontics and restorative specialist with a strong background in micro-endodontics and restorative dentistry, and he is also a key opinion leader in the field.

Yes, a certificate of completion will be provided to attendees.