Train students in the diagnosis of all types of cases within the field of endodontics.
Use CBCT radiology and the necessary tools within the scope of research.
Understand dental anatomy, both external and internal; access to the root canal system and current minimally invasive approaches, absolute isolation in clinical cases of varying complexity, and instrumentation from a metallurgical perspective and essential concepts.
Learn advanced concepts of both continuous and reciprocating rotary instrumentation.
Analyze the importance of determining working length, the radiographic techniques used in endodontics, and the diagnosis of clinical cases according to their technical complexity.
Understand pulpal and periapical pathology, bacteriology, and the importance of irrigation for successful endodontic treatment. Study the main irrigants, their functions, and when to use each one.
Acquire irrigation and disinfection protocols in endodontics. Resolve doubts regarding diagnosis and treatments based on clinical seminars.
Understand three-dimensional obturation in endodontics and the management of potential difficulties encountered during this fundamental phase of treatment.
Gain knowledge about new obturation materials and understand how they work, as well as when and how to use them.
Study the field of dentoalveolar traumatology, including diagnosis, treatment planning, and emergency management.
Reconstruct endodontically treated teeth and apply the essential relationship between restorative dentistry and root canal treatments.
Incorporate the concept of adhesive dentistry.
Treat a patient in the field of endodontics effectively, safely, predictably, and successfully.
Perform endodontic treatments with the highest degree of predictability on real patients.
Perform autotransplantation and intentional replantation.

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