Endodontic News - Tooth Anatomy - Dentine Conservation and the Endo/Restorative Conundrum

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Featuring Dr. Eric Herbranson, DDS

Course Overview:

This course examines the relationship between endodontic access design and restorative principals, the conundrum that creates and how it impacts the long term success of the tooth. It will explore how new instruments design driven by dentin conservation considerations is creating a new paradigm in endodontic shaping and access design. The new, more conservative “look” of endodontic treatment based on dentin conservation will be presented.

Course Objectives:

Discuss and illustrate the concept of materials driving restorative design
Discuss and illustrate the subtle areas of concavity and thin dentine in molar and premolar teeth
Discuss and illustrate the need for dentin conservation in endodontics
Discuss and illustrate how attention to dentin conservation creates a new endodontic access paradigm

Program Information

– Catapult Group designates this self-instructional activity for 1 continuing education credit.
– There is no charge to participate in this CE activity.
– Particpants must pass the CE Quiz in order to obtain the course verification letter.
– This program was recorded live and some events throughout this presentation may be intended for a live audience.
– Original Release Date: June 22, 2013 / Expiration Date: June 22, 2015
– Registration is open, click here to attend this webinar

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About Dr. Herbranson

Dr. Eric Herbranson is a co-founder and Chairman of the Board of Brown & Herbranson Imaging, a company that develops dental and human anatomy education software under the eHuman moniker. He is also the developer of the Xmount series of microscope camera mounts. With close to 40 years in practice, Dr. Herbranson is a dedicated clinical endodontist. Dr. Herbranson’s study of physics and 40 years experience in film and digital imaging provide him with an educated understanding of macro and microphotography, and affords him a unique vision of endodontic education and image production. With his innovative approach and advanced imaging skills, Dr. Herbranson developed the unique processes and methodology for capturing images of human and dental anatomy now used as the basis for eHumans 3DTooth Atlas, TMJ Occlusion Atlas and other products.

Dr. Herbranson was the co-author of the chapter on tooth anatomy in Pathways of the Pulp, editions 7 & 8, the top selling textbook on endodontics. Dr. Herbranson is a frequent speaker and educator at universities and conferences on the subjects of integration of new technology into dentistry, the use of software and computers in presentations, surgical microscope photography, and endodontic technique. He has been privileged to performed endodontic procedure on a variety of exotic animal including tigers, leopards, monkeys, a hyena, a sun bear and once did a dental exam on a killer whale. Dr. Herbranson earned a Bachelor of Science from La Sierra College, a Doctoral of Dental Surgery from Loma Linda University, and a Master’s of Science in Endodontics from Loma Linda University. He was awarded Distinguished Alumnus from Loma Linda University in 2007 and Master of Innovation from the Academy of Microscope Enhanced Dentistry in 2008.

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