Sealer and Reciprocating Instrumentation – An Insight into Science & Practice
Over the past 15 years, reciprocation technology has had a major impact on endodontics by combining efficiency, safety, and simplicity. But how well does this development align with new bioceramic obturation materials? Is there a synergistic relationship between optimized canal shaping and obturation?
In his presentation, Prof. Dr. Gustavo De-Deus (Brazil) explores these questions and explains the scientific principles behind reciprocating motion. Participants will also gain first insights into a biologically oriented, minimally invasive workflow featuring the new RECIPROC® Minima system.
This course aims to teach learners how to:
Explain the scientific principles and clinical rationale behind reciprocating instrumentation in modern endodontics
Assess the benefits of reciprocation technology regarding efficiency, safety, and preservation of tooth structure
Manage challenging root canal anatomies using a minimally invasive reciprocating workflow
Understand the relationship between canal shaping and bioceramic obturation materials to support predictable treatment outcomes
Apply the principles of biologically oriented and minimally invasive root canal preparation
Learning objectives
Explain the scientific principles and clinical rationale behind reciprocating instrumentation in modern endodontics
Assess the benefits of reciprocation technology regarding efficiency, safety, and preservation of tooth structure
Manage challenging root canal anatomies using a minimally invasive reciprocating workflow
Understand the relationship between canal shaping and bioceramic obturation materials to support predictable treatment outcomes
Apply the principles of biologically oriented and minimally invasive root canal preparation