OVERVIEW
This course is designed to bring you an informative and fun filled
day of endodontics. There will be no magic, no removal of separated
instruments and no blasting through calcified canals–well almost
none. We want your fee income to go up…not down! Dr. Lebby will
bring to you the practitioner, the principles necessary to perform
predictable and effective single visit endodontic therapy.
You will learn endodontics from beginning to end by seeing step-by-step
procedures, illustrations and case presentations that encompass all
current endodontic concepts, both conventional and high tech. You will
learn how to incorporate these techniques profitably and efficiently
into your practice.
There will be a microscope demonstration, and you will participate
in a hands-on, which will afford you a seamless transition between
shaping and cleansing the root canal system and predictable
carrier based obturation.
OBJECTIVES
This course will enable the dentist to understand:
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An intelligent diagnosis and thereby determine which tooth requires
Endodontic intervention.
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Perform a painless Endodontic procedure, and be able to profoundly
anesthetize the
offending tooth/teeth.
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To isolate any tooth utilizing innovative and unique rubber dam techniques
i.e. the “reverse double clamp technique.”
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Be able to easily gain coronal and radicular direct straight line access,
and be able to quickly and accurately determine the exact working length
in a matter of seconds without the use of
radiographs.
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To optimally cleanse and shape the root canal system by utilizing rotary
instruments, enabling you to place a thermoplastic seal quickly and
efficiently.
PRESENTER
Ronald H. Lebby, D.D.S., is a practicing Endodontist in Suburban Philadelphia.
He received his degree from Temple University School of Dentistry in
1961, where he continued on th receive his post-graduate training in
Endodontics. He served at the base Endodontist at The Quonset Point
Naval Air Station
and The U.S. Naval Base in Newport, Rhode Island. Dr. Lebby has taught
in the graduate and post-graduate departments of Endodontics at Temple
University School of Dentistry, The University of Pennsylvania School
of Dental Medicine and at The Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. He has lectured at several universities on “The
Effects of Smokeless Tobacco on the Oral Tissues.”
TIME
Check-in & Breakfast: D.S. Cafeteria, 8:00 AM
Program: Friday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
LOCATION
The University of Texas Health Science Center
at San Antonio, Dental School
TUITION
Dentist: $249.50
CREDIT (Course Code: 124505A)
AGD Code: 070 Hours: 7
The Dental School thanks the Dentsply Tulsa Dental for its educational
grant in support of this continuing dental education program. |
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