Dentistry

Everyday Endodontic Challenges; A Clinical Guide to deal with Broken Endodontic files, Open Apices, Calcified Canals and Missed root canals

25^th Euro Congress and Expo on DENTAL & ORAL HEALTH

October 16-18, 2017 | Budapest, Hungary

Mohamed Mohsen Abielhassan and Wagih Tarek

Cairo University, Egypt

Scientific Tracks Abstracts: Dentistry

Abstract:

The variation and difference in morphology and configuration of pulp and root canal space creates challenges in everyday endodontic practice. This diversity dictates unique and customized treatment plans for various cases. Despite the breakthrough in techniques and instruments used in the field of Endodontics, yet still the clinical tips and tricks provide a clinical guideline and more convenient ways to deal with various challenges. In this lecture, we are going to discuss some of the clinical challenges faced by the endodontist or general practitioners in daily practice.Broken files represents one of the most difficult challenges faced in Endodontics. To manage a broken file it needs a solid base of scientific knowledge about lines of treatment in addition to high skills of the operator. So how to avoid files�?? separation and how to deal with broken files in a simple and step by step protocol. Open apices are also one of the obstacles faced by the endodontist, different modalities of treatment as apexification or surgical intervention with MTA plug application. With the breakthrough of tissue engineering and revascularization an alternative line of treatment has been introduced, that affects prognosis and success rate of cases and solve various complexities of previous lines of treatment. How to avoid files�?? separation and how to deal with broken files. Calcified canals and how to deal with calcifications of root canals using different mechanical tricks. Finally, the detection and management of extra root canals that affects the prognosis of daily endodontic cases and may lead to subsequent failures. This lecture has been awarded the best clinical and evidence based lecture in the fifth international Dental congress in Egypt in April 2017.

Biography :

Wagih Tarek is an assisstant lecturer at the department of Endodontics, Faculty of Dentistry Cairo University. He completed his Masters Degree at the age of 29 years in 2015. He is a Staff Member at the Department of Endodontics, Cairo University. Mohamed Mohsen Abielhassanan is an assisstant lecturer at the department of Endodontics, Faculty of Dentistry Cairo University. He completed his Masters Degree at the age of 28 years in 2017. He is a Staff Member at the Department of Endodontics, Cairo University. Both started to conduct a series of Lectures targeting the merge between recent evidence based studies and clinical tips and tricks that lead consequently to better outcomes and help to achieve the goal of Endodontic treatment despite the difficulty or challenge faced by the operator.