Endodontics (DClinDent) DClinDent

The treatment of pulpal and periapical disease makes up a considerable proportion of clinical cases encountered in general dental practice worldwide.<br/><br/>It is recognised that endodontics is a challenging field. There is also limited practical experience and gaps in knowledge during undergraduate training.<br/><br/>This course will help equip you with the skills. You will have the opportunity to learn to treat more complex cases competently.<br/><br/>The topics in this course will cover the curriculum for specialist training in endodontics.<br/><br/>The course includes a significant clinical component. This will allow you to learn the skills required to practice as a special on completion of the Royal Colleges examination.<br/><br/>In Year 1 the course covers broad-based training. This is where youll learn about all aspects of restorative dentistry and clinical dental science. When you move into Years 2 and 3, youll learn more about the subject of endodontics in-depth. This takes an evidence-based approach.<br/><br/>In Years 2 and 3 youll study a range of topics including:<br/><br/><br/>- the foundations of endodontics<br/><br/><br/>- clinical management of complex endodontic cases<br/><br/><br/>- radiology and the use of Cone-bean CT in endodontics<br/><br/><br/>- management of dental trauma<br/><br/><br/>- surgical endodontics<br/><br/><br/>- research skills and dissertation<br/><br/><br/>You will be taught in a clinical environment. You will be provided with the materials and equipment required to undertake complex procedures. This will allow you to provide modern, high-quality endodontic treatment. You will be supervised by specialist clinicians and supported by dental nurses.