This hands-on course provides participants with a practical, step-by-step approach to the endodontic and restorative management of an immature tooth with an open apex and with thin dentinal walls.

This hands-on course offers a practical immersion in endodontic microsurgery assisted by guided technology. In 4 hours, each participant performs two complete surgeries on their own model, comparing two static-guide approaches, and experiences the real-time dynamic navigation workflow with Navident at a parallel station.

Traumatic dental injuries: endodontic and restorative aspects
Traumatic dental injuries can occur at any age and range from minor damage requiring little or no intervention to complex injuries demanding a multidisciplinary approach. Successful management requires not only appropriate treatment at the time of injury, but also careful diagnosis, minimally invasive intervention, and long-term follow-up to identify and manage complications that may develop months or even years after the traumatic event.
This presentation will explore the endodontic and restorative challenges associated with traumatic dental injuries, illustrated by a wide variety of clinical cases with long-term follow-up. Particular attention will be given to complications such as pulp canal obliteration, pulp necrosis, and different types of root resorption. The diagnosis and management of inflammatory root resorption, replacement resorption, internal resorption, and invasive cervical resorption will be discussed, with emphasis on understanding the underlying biological processes and selecting an appropriate treatment strategy.

Navigating Precision in Endodontic Microsurgery
Endodontic microsurgery has become a predictable, minimally invasive discipline whose success rests on precision at every stage. This lecture follows the surgical continuum from three-dimensional diagnosis to root-end management. It begins with CBCT-based case selection and virtual planning to safely localize the apex and adjacent structures, then explores how static guides and dynamic navigation reach the target through a conservative osteotomy. Under high magnification, piezoelectric surgery, ultrasonic retro-preparation, and bioceramic filling complete a control-driven workflow. Emphasis is placed on the clinical judgment that connects these technologies, giving attendees a practical framework for translating digital planning into confident execution.

Join us in the expo area, right next to the conference room, for a relaxed hour of good company, wine, and conversation.
It’s a chance to unwind after the day, meet fellow participants, and continue the conversations in a more informal setting. We look forward to sharing a glass with you!

This hands-on course provides participants with a practical, step-by-step approach to the endodontic and restorative management of an immature tooth with an open apex and with thin dentinal walls.

This hands-on course offers a practical immersion in endodontic microsurgery assisted by guided technology. In 4 hours, each participant performs two complete surgeries on their own model, comparing two static-guide approaches, and experiences the real-time dynamic navigation workflow with Navident at a parallel station.