101. Welcome To MES Welcome to the Malaysian endodontic Society Website. The Malaysian endodontic Society is the official organisation in Malaysia for http://www.mda.org.my/mes/

Welcome to the Malaysian Endodontic Society Website The Malaysian Endodontic Society is the official organisation in Malaysia for dental surgeons interested in the practice of endodontics. It aims to promote and advance the study and practice of pulp conservation and endodontic procedures in order to improve dental services to the public. It is an affiliate of the Malaysian Dental Association and a member of the Asian Pacific Endodontic Confederation. The Society organises activities at regular intervals throughout the year to promote and update the practice of endodontics. These take the form of lectures, seminars, workshops or short courses on current trends and promote the exchange of ideas. Members also get to keep in touch with each other in a friendly social atmosphere. The highlight is the Annual Scientific Meeting which is usually held in the third quarter of the year. Click on any image to display its enlarged view.

102. James Abbott, D.D.S. endodontic dentistry. http://www.redsdentists.org/abbott/

103. Endodontic Residency Training Program The endodontic Residency Training Program, offered by the US Army Dental Activity (DENTAC), Fort Gordon, Georgia, is a twoyear advanced education program http://serdc.amedd.army.mil/Endodontic.htm

For general information regarding USA DENTAC Fort Gordon call: (706) 787-5738 or 5719 Our mailing address is: Commander USA DENTAC ATTN: MCDS-SEG Bldg 38717, 38th Street Fort Gordon, GA 30905-5660 Tingay Dental Clinic Building 320, Hospital Road Fort Gordon, Georgia 30905-5660 Introduction Purpose of the Program Masters Degree Program Program Objectives ... Program Changes Director Assistant Director Assistant Director INTRODUCTION The Endodontic Residency Training Program, offered by the US Army Dental Activity (DENTAC), Fort Gordon, Georgia, is a two-year advanced education program leading to specialty certification in Endodontics for selected US Army Dental Corps officers. Research training is fully integrated into the program and can lead to a Master of Science degree awarded by the Medical College of Georgia (MCG). Upon successful completion of training, residents will be awarded certificates of completion and the skill identifier 63E9C by the Office of The Surgeon General of the US Army. The program is fully accredited by the Council on Accreditation of the American Dental Association and its graduates are recognized as qualified to take the examination of the American Board of Endodontics. Go to Top Purpose of the Program The purpose of this program is to train selected dental officers in all aspects of Endodontics. The resident will learn the background sciences and develop the clinical experience necessary to select those techniques which meet the biological, physiological, and mechanical requirements for oral rehabilitation. The clinical aspect will require attention to detail, precision, and perfection of various techniques. The interrelation of other clinical specialties with Endodontics is also emphasized. The didactic phase will be presented through formal courses, staff lectures, consultant visits, hospital conferences, library research, literature reviews and seminars.

104. Petrie, Storer And Kaminski, DDS, PC Offering services such as laser cavity detection, oral surgery, teeth whitening, implants and dentures, intraoral photography, endodontics and microabrasion. Highlights include appointment request form, directions and contact details. http://www.pskdds.com/

105. Endodontic Perforation Repair With Resin-Ionomer: A Case Report Abstract. Root perforations are significant complications of endodontic treatment. endodontic Perforation Repair with ResinIonomer A Case Report. http://www.thejcdp.com/issue004/berault/01ber.htm

Abstract Root perforations are significant complications of endodontic treatment. However, when teeth are of strategic value, perforation repair is clearly indicated. The successful utilization and placement of a subgingival resin-ionomer restoration to repair an endodontic root perforation is demonstrated. Sustained tissue health and minimal probing depths at the surgical site demonstrate clinical success. Keywords: Dental restoration, resin-ionomer, subgingival, endodontic perforation, repair Citation: Breault LG, Fowler EB, Primack PD. Endodontic Perforation Repair with Resin-Ionomer: A Case Report. J Contemp Dent Pract 2000;(1)4: 048-059. The opinions expressed in this article do not represent the views of the United States Department of Defense, Department of the Army, or the United States Army Dental Corps. Click Here To Navigate Within Article >> Abstract Introduction Case Report Discussion Conclusion References About the Authors Page 1 of 12 Citation Number: Vol. 1, No. 4, Page 048

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107. OHSU School Of Dentistry - Graduate Endodontics School Of Dentistry endodontics endodontic Fellow endodontic FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM. The present endodontic Fellow is Dr. Nicole Karr. http://www.ohsu.edu/sod/endo/endo_fellow.html

Endodontics Admitting and Information Dental School General Information OHSU School of Dentistry 611 SW Campus Dr. Portland, OR 97239 School Of Dentistry Endodontics > Endodontic Fellow ENDODONTIC FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM The one-year full time fellowship position in endodontics will start when the summer term begins (usually the last week in June). This is primarily a teaching position that provides excellent on-the-job training in endodontics. The usual school holidays and vacation policy for "Fellows" and "Residents" will be followed. the fellow will begin the two year Advanced Specialty Education Program in Endodontics (Endodontic Residency) on July 1st one year later. The one-year Fellowship in Endodontics is a key position in the Undergraduate Endodonitc Clinic and the Urgent Care clinic. This teaching experience is important for endodontists that may be interested in eventually seeking a teaching appointment. Clinic hours are relatively short, but can be intense and require the clinic instructors to be alert and immediately available. Dr. Tinkle (Undergraduate Endodontic Clinic Coordinator) will provide the schedule for assignment to the Undergraduate Endodontic Clinic and for "interdepartmental Consultations." Dr. Baumgartner will coordinate a schedule for coverage of the Urgent Care Clinic with Dr. Clinton (Associate Dean & Chairman Clinic Support Services).

108. The Programs The endodontic residents have placed first the last three years at the annual meeting of the Ohio Dental Association. THE endodontic CANDIDATE. Should be http://www.cwru.edu/dental/casewebsite/45/45fprogb.html

ENDODONTICS THE PROGRAM To achieve these objectives, the program provides extensive background in both scientific and clinical knowledge. The curriculum is designed to fulfill the requirements of the American Board of Endodontics and promote Diplomates. The program will prepare specialists in the fields of diagnosis, all phases of treatment and prevention of pulpal and periapical dental disease. It will provide training in research design and methodology as it relates to pulpal, dentinal, periodontal, and related clinical areas, preparing the resident for teaching responsibilities in undergraduate, postgraduate, and graduate levels. A top of the line surgical microscope with a complete and full documentation package is provided for teaching a variety of microscopic surgery techniques. The curriculum includes bone grafting and guided tissue regeneration. The IV sedation and general anesthesia training are provided by University Hospitals of Cleveland for the second year resident. Presentation of multiple table clinics is required. The endodontic residents have placed first the last three years at the annual meeting of the Ohio Dental Association. THE ENDODONTIC CANDIDATE Should be: Motivated Interested in endodontics Prepared to become an endodontist Professional Knowledgeable of endodontic authors, lectures/courses

109. Endodontic Clinic (Root Canal) endodontic Clinic (Root Canal). Directions. Patients who require endodontic (root canal) services are seen in room B470 on the fourth floor of the B-Wing. http://www.dental.washington.edu/maps/Endo.htm

Home Endodontic Clinic (Root Canal) Directions Patients who require endodontic (root canal) services are seen in room B-470 on the fourth floor of the B-Wing To find this clinic, enter the front of the Health Sciences Center and proceed to the B-Wing hallway as shown below to the B-Wing elevator and go to the fourth floor. Turn left as you depart the elevator and proceed to the waiting area as shown at the right. Patients who are entering from the S-1 parking area. Follow the marked tunnel to the dental school from the middle level of the parking ramp to the end. Use the D-Wing elevators at the end of the tunnel to reach the fourth floor. Then follow the walkway to reach the fourth level of the B-Wing. Directions from the Triangle Parking Garage to the School of Dentistry About Education Departments ... UW Home Last Updated on March 26, 2003

110. ENDO 535: Advanced Endodontic Diagnosis And Treatment Issues ENDO 535 Advanced endodontic Diagnosis and Treatment Issues. Tina Oviir / 1 Credit / Quarter 11. 3. Assessment of endodontic treatment success and failure. http://www.dental.washington.edu/sodoc/ENDO/535.htm

Home ENDO 535 Advanced Endodontic Diagnosis and Treatment Issues Tina Oviir / 1 Credit / Quarter 11 Course Description: Course Expectations: To successfully meet the criteria of this course, the student must attend all sessions and demonstrate his/her understanding of the session topics through quizzes, case based team assignments and a final examination. Media: Required textbooks for the course: Principles and Practice of Endodontics , Walton and Torabinejad, 2002. Traumatic Dental Injuries. A Manual , 2nd Ed. 2003, J.O. Andreasen, F.M. Andreasen, L.K. Bakland, and M.T. Flores. Course Website (comming soon) Educational Objectives: On completion of the course and years after in their practice students should be able to apply acquired knowledge as well as being able to implement the advances in research in their practice. Students are expected to know: 1. Purpose of instrumentation. Advantages and disadvantages of crown down and step back techniques, rotary and hand instrumentation.

111. Endodontic Therapy http://ceiba.cc.ntu.edu.tw/et/

112. Endodontic Therapy endodontic Therapy. ?. Pulpoperiapical pathology and immunologic considerations. endodontic emergency treatment. http://ceiba.cc.ntu.edu.tw/et/course.html

Endodontic Therapy ±Â½Ò±Ð®v¡GÂà ¸U¯M ¦ì³X«È Basic for successful endodontics Diagnosis and treatment planning Histophysiology and diseases of the dental pulp Pulpoperiapical pathology and immunologic considerations Endodontic emergency treatment Access cavity preparation and initiating treatment Intracanal treatment procedures, basic and advanced topics Canal filling with semisolid materials Solid-core canal filling materials:theory, technique and re-treatment Periapical surgery Root amputations Endodontic-orthodontic relationships Microbiology of endodontics Alternatives to routine endodontic treatment Restoration of the endodontically treated tooth Endodontics following complex restorative procedures Endodontic timetables Drug therapy useful in endodontics Endodontics 1999 Date Title Instructor Introduction Diagnosis and Treatment Planning Biology of Dental Pulp and Periradicular Tissues Patient Selection; Local Anesthesia; Isolation Endodontic radiography; Endodontic Instruments

113. NYUCD: Advanced Education Programs textbook review (first year), theory and practice of endodontics (first and second years), literature review (first and second years), endodontic surgery, and http://www.nyu.edu/dental/advanceded/endo.html

Academic Programs Clinic Info Continuing Ed Alumni ... Prosthodontics Master of Science Biology/Oral Biology Clinical Research Biomaterial Science Bloodborne Pathogens ... Policy Endodontics General Description The goal of the Advanced Education Program in Endodontics is to graduate residents who can practice the specialty of endodontics and teach the discipline. They will also be able to participate in research and be motivated to include service to the disadvantaged in their careers. The Advanced Education Program in Endodontics selects highly motivated candidates to receive two years of extensive clinical and biomedical education together with experience in teaching and research. The program is funded by a GME grant; therefore, eligible residents receive a stipend during their residency. In addition the College provides full-tuition scholarship to those eligible. The program accepts 12 residents a year and has a total of 24 enrolled in the program. The program has consistently attracted outstanding candidates. Didactic Program The didactic portion of the program consists of basic science and departmental courses. The departmental instruction includes textbook review (first year), theory and practice of endodontics (first and second years), literature review (first and second years), endodontic surgery, and an extensive number of basic sciences. Written or oral examinations are conducted in all courses. The didactic portion of the program emphasizes the biological basis of endodontics.

114. Advanced Endodontic Program Admission Information Advanced endodontic Program Admission Information. We currently use the PASS system to process advanced endodontic applications (see link below). http://www.dent.ohio-state.edu/endodontics/advanced_endodontic_program_admi.htm

The Ohio State University College of Dentistry Department of Endodontics Advanced Endodontic Program Admission Information Those applying for the graduate endodontic program are encouraged to have at least one year experience in general dentistry, i.e. private practice, member of the Armed Forces, Public Health Service, or a GPR/AEGD experience. However, this is not absolutely necessary. We do not require a GRE Exam score for admission. We currently use the PASS system to process advanced endodontic applications (see link below). Special attention is given to grades or class standing the applicant attained in their predoctoral program and experiences in the field of endodontics following graduation. Unfortunately, we cannot accept foreign trained dentists in our program. Interview requests will be made by phone (from approximately 2-3 weeks following the PASS deadline to Christmas) after all the applications have been received and reviewed. Interviews are by invitation only. Please do not call to request an interview/tour of the facility. Click here for PASS Application.

115. OSU Dentistry - Certificate Programs OSU, Certificate Programs. Anesthesiology, endodontics. GPR, Dental Materials. Oral Pathology, OMFS. Orthodontics, Pediatric Dentistry. Periodontology, Prosthodontics. http://www.dent.ohio-state.edu/AdvancedEducation/CertificatePrograms/

Certificate Programs Anesthesiology Endodontics GPR Dental Materials ... Combined Hospital Dental Staff © 2002, The Ohio State University. Click here for additional information.

116. International Federation Of Endodontic Associations Sixth World Endodontic Congr Subject International Federation of endodontic Associations Sixth World endodontic Congress Speaker(s) Dr Paul Abbott (Australia) • Dr Stephen Buchanan (USA http://www.sybertooth.com/04sept/08seau.htm

Subject: International Federation of Endodontic Associations Sixth World Endodontic Congress Speaker(s): Dr Paul Abbott (Australia) Date: September 8-11, 2004 Location: Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, Australia Deadline to Register: Credits: Offered By: The Australian Society of Endodontology and the International Federation of Endodontic Associations Fee: Special Features: Contact Information Congress Manager IFEA Sixth Endodontic World Congress PO Box 1280 Milton Qld 4064 AUSTRALIA Telephone: +61 (0) 7 3858 5559 Facsimile: +61 (0) 7 3858 5510 Email: ifea2004@im.com.au

117. Canadian Academy Of Endodontics About endodontics endodontic Retreatment endodontic treatment is extremely successful, but occassionaly the tooth will fail to heal or will develop new http://www.caendo.ca/public/retreatment.shtml

Main Page Endodontic Treatment Endodontic ... Endodontist About Endodontics: Endodontic Retreatment Endodontic treatment is extremely successful, but occassionaly the tooth will fail to heal or will develop new problems. In this case a second endodontic procedure may be recommended to save the tooth. What is involved in this procedure? What is an endodontist? Will I feel pain during or after the procedure? Will my tooth need special care afterwards? ... Are there alternatives to endodontic retreatment? What is involved in this procedure? Step 1: The endodontist will remove any materials previously used to seal the tooth, such as a crown, post, or canal filling. Step 2: Your endodontist will clean the root canals and attempt to find any extraordinary canals that may be present. Step 3: After treating the cause of the problem the endodontist will then fill and seal the canals. Afterwards you will need to make an appointment with your dentist to have a crown or other restoration placed on your tooth to restore it to full function. What is an endodontist?

118. Canadian Academy Of Endodontics About endodontics endodontic Surgery When conventional root canal treatment cannot be done or has not been successful then a surgical root canal procedure may http://www.caendo.ca/public/surgery.shtml

Main Page Endodontic Treatment Endodontic ... Endodontist About Endodontics: Endodontic Surgery When conventional root canal treatment cannot be done or has not been successful then a surgical root canal procedure may need to be performed. Surgery may be done to check the end of a tooth's root for cracks, remove parts of a root that could not be adequately sealed during conventional root canal treatment, or to clear up an infection that has not healed after conventional treatment. What is involved in this procedure? What is an endodontist? Will I feel pain during or after the procedure? Will my tooth need special care afterwards? ... Are there alternatives to endodontic surgery? What is involved in this procedure? There are many surgical procedures that your endodontist is trained to perform. The most common procedure is an apicoectomy. During an apicoectomy the endodontist will drill a hole in the top, or enamel, of your tooth to give access to your root canals and the pulp inside them. The pulp, a soft tissue needed when your tooth is developing but not needed once the tooth is fully grown, will be removed. A substance called gutta-percha will then be used to fill the root canals. A filling may be used to close the hole in your tooth. The endodontist will then make a small cut in the gum tissue near the tooth. They will use specialized instruments to remove any infected or inflamed tissue and to remove the end of the root. A suture or stitching will be used to close the incision and the tissue and incision will eventually heal over the next several months.

119. Entrez PubMed Click here to read endodontic and surgical treatment of a geminated maxillary incisor. Braun A, Appel T, Frentzen M. Department http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uids=1

120. Entrez PubMed Diabetes mellitus as a modulating factor of endodontic infections. Fouad AF. Department of Endodontology, School of Dental Medicine http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uids=1

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