If you’re seeking endodontic training in Australia that blends clinical expertise with practical experience, Mission Smile Dental Centre offers a robust program from Kolkata, tailored for aspiring and practicing dental professionals. Designed with the latest advancements in mind, our program includes both theory and hands-on endodontics courses in Australia that prepare you to confidently manage complex root canal procedures.
Endodontic Assistant Training Workshop
Our endodontic assistant training in Australia offers a strong foundation for dental assistants looking to enhance their skills in modern endodontics. Participants gain exposure to practical techniques and clinical protocols to support endodontists effectively.
Dental Assistant Training Workshop
Endodontic Course Module
Day 1: Foundational clinical concepts in contemporary modern endodontics.
Day 2: Hands-on rubber dam placement on extracted premolars, followed by demonstration and practice of rotary endodontics.
Day 3: Access cavity preparation on a live patient after administering anesthesia and placing a rubber dam. (1.5 hours)
Day 4: Biomechanical preparation (BMP) and root canal irrigation on a patient. (1.5 hours)
Day 5: Root canal obturation session on a patient under guided supervision. (1.5 hours)
Day 6: Tooth preparation for a crown and accurate impression making. (1.5 hours)
Day 7: Passive cementation of crowns – exploring techniques, cement types, and practical tips.
Day 8: Managing endodontic mishaps in everyday dental practice.
Day 9: Handling medical emergencies in a dental setting.
Day 10: Endodontic practice management for clinical efficiency and growth.
Course structure and duration: 10 classes over a period of 3 months
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Clinical Concepts in Contemporary Modern Endodontics
Biomimetic Principles: Prioritize conserving tooth structure using biologically compatible materials.
Advanced Imaging (CBCT): Enables precise diagnosis and planning with 3D visualization.
NiTi Rotary Instruments: Offer efficient and safe canal shaping with flexibility.
Enhanced Irrigation Techniques: Sonic/ultrasonic methods improve disinfection and cleaning.
Regenerative Endodontics: Revitalizes pulp in immature teeth through tissue engineering methods.
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Rubber Dam Placement in Endodontics
Isolation: Keeps the tooth dry by blocking saliva during treatment.
Visibility: Improves access and view of the operating area.
Infection Control: Lowers bacterial contamination of the canal.
Patient Safety: Prevents ingestion or inhalation of instruments or debris.
Better Outcomes: Increases success rates by ensuring a clean environment.
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Access Opening After Anesthesia and Rubber Dam Application in Endodontics
Purpose: Creates an entry point to reach the pulp chamber and root canals.
Location: Made on the occlusal or buccal surface based on tooth type.
Technique: Uses rotary or hand tools to remove structure while preserving dentin.
Canal Identification: Enables clear visualization to locate canal openings.
Treatment Preparation: Sets the stage for cleaning, shaping, and filling procedures.
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BMP and Irrigation in Endodontics
Biomechanical Preparation (BMP): Involves cleaning and shaping canals to eliminate infected tissue and prepare for filling.
Irrigation Purpose: Flushes out debris, bacteria, and toxins to support disinfection during BMP.
Common Irrigants: Sodium hypochlorite, chlorhexidine, and EDTA, each with distinct antimicrobial and cleansing properties.
Irrigation Activation: Sonic or ultrasonic methods enhance irrigant reach and effectiveness.
Safety Precautions: Correct technique prevents irrigant extrusion and protects surrounding tissues.
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Performing Obturation in Endodontics
Definition: Obturation seals the cleaned root canal space to block bacteria and promote healing of surrounding periapical tissues.
Materials Used: Gutta-percha with sealers is commonly used due to its adaptability, biocompatibility, and sealing ability inside the canal.
Techniques: Methods include cold lateral, warm vertical condensation, and carrier-based systems, chosen based on canal anatomy and clinical preference.
Airtight Seal: A proper seal from the crown to apex prevents reinfection by eliminating spaces for bacterial leakage or fluid entry.
Post-Obturation Care: Final restoration, like a crown, strengthens the tooth and protects the sealed canal for long-term success.
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Crown Preparation and Impression Making in Endodontics
Crown Preparation: Involves reducing the tooth after root canal therapy to accommodate a crown that restores strength and function.
Tooth Structure Shaping: The tooth is shaped with smooth, tapered walls and a flat top for accurate crown fit and stability.
Margins: Well-defined margins are crafted at the base to ensure a snug crown fit and protect the sealed root canal.
Impression Making: Precise molds are taken using materials like silicone to record the tooth’s contours for custom crown fabrication.
Temporary Crown: A provisional crown is placed to safeguard the tooth and maintain bite function until the permanent crown is placed.
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Passive Crown Cementation in Endodontics
Passive Fit: The crown is fabricated to fit passively over the prepared tooth, avoiding pressure that could harm tooth structure.
Surface Preparation: Both tooth and crown surfaces are cleaned, dried, and sometimes etched or primed to enhance cement bonding.
Cement Application: Cement is applied inside the crown to fill microgaps and bond it securely to the prepared tooth surface.
Seating the Crown: The crown is gently positioned and seated using finger pressure or tapping tools for precise fit and alignment.
Excess Cement Removal: After setting, excess cement is carefully removed to prevent soft tissue irritation and ensure a clean restoration.
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Handling Endodontic Accidents in Private Practice
Stay Calm and Assess: Evaluate the type and severity of the complication, such as instrument fracture, perforation, or material extrusion.
Communicate with the Patient: Clearly explain the incident, expected outcomes, and proposed solutions to maintain trust and transparency.
Use Specialized Tools: Employ endodontic retrieval systems or repair materials like MTA to manage procedural mishaps when appropriate.
Referral to Specialist: For complex cases, refer promptly to an endodontist to ensure the patient receives expert-level care and attention.
Document and Follow Up: Record the incident and actions taken, and schedule follow-ups to track healing and ensure proper resolution.
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Managing Medical Emergencies in a Dental Practice
Preparedness and Training: Ensure all team members are BLS-certified and trained in CPR, choking response, and AED usage.
Emergency Kit and Equipment: Maintain a fully stocked kit with emergency drugs, oxygen, suction, and an accessible AED at all times.
Recognize Early Signs: Watch for symptoms like fainting, allergic reactions, chest pain, or low blood sugar to act before escalation.
Activate Emergency Protocols: Stabilize the patient, call 911, and administer appropriate care based on the practiced emergency response plan.
Post-Emergency Steps: Document the event thoroughly, confirm patient stability, and schedule follow-up to assess recovery and complete records.
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Practice Management in an Endodontic Course
Business Operations: Teaches financial planning, staffing, inventory, and daily management to run a profitable and efficient endodontic clinic.
Patient Communication: Builds skills to educate, reassure, and manage patient concerns with clarity, empathy, and professionalism.
Marketing and Growth: Covers strategies like digital marketing, referrals, and outreach to attract new patients and retain existing ones.
Legal and Ethical Considerations: Stresses the importance of informed consent, accurate documentation, and maintaining patient confidentiality and safety.
Clinical Workflow Optimization: Offers methods to streamline scheduling, treatment planning, and follow-up for a smoother, patient-focused practice.
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Why Mission Smile Dental Clinic for Endodontic Training?
Comprehensive Curriculum: Covers clinical endodontics, BMP, rubber dam placement, anesthesia, crown preparation, and cementation in detail.
Hands-On Learning: Gain real-world experience by performing procedures on patients under expert supervision.
Experienced Faculty: Led by Dr. Shruti Agarwal, a seasoned endodontist with over 20 years of clinical teaching experience.
Modern Techniques: Learn with advanced tools like 3D CBCT imaging, NiTi rotary systems, and ultrasonic irrigation.
Skill-Focused Approach: Training is designed around real-life clinical challenges to build confidence and competence in endodontic practice.